Sentence examples for trail of something from inspiring English sources
But Arthur and I are on the trail of something new.
You're on the trail of something and you don't quite know what it is".
The Microsoft engineers also say that the sheer number of efforts in the pen computing field is proof that they are on the trail of something important.
As Ms Wolf's piece made the rounds on social-networking sites, it was clear that many on the left really believed she was hot on the trail of something big.
Romero died in possession of a list of FBI agents, and had been on the trail of something known as Operation Berenstein, which was looking to expose f.soc (and quite possibly may have done so) from the inside.
Two scarves and a nylon stocking were wrapped around her neck, a trail of something sticky dripped from her mouth onto her chest, and a card was propped against her foot reading "Happy New Year!" Ten months later, Albert DeSalvo, a handyman, married and the father of two, was arrested for a string of sexual assaults.
Just 20 seconds in, they trailed on something of a fluky goal on the game's first shot.
It appears that Catherine, her family and friends have taken a page out of William's book when it comes to playing cat and mouse with the press and leaving a trail of red herrings, something that the media-savvy Diana was particularly good at.
The Midway Crevasse, on the Highland trail that connects the two upper branches of the Falls trail, is something of a revelation.
A trail centre can consist of something as little as a café or hut with some good riding nearby, such as Nant-Yr-Arian in Wales (01970 612 125; mtbwales.com), or as big as Fort William in Scotland (01397 705 821; ridefortwilliam.co.uk), which has a visitor centre, cafés, restaurants, freestyle trails, some fantastic XC riding and a World Cup downhill course.
Indeed, Mr. Schwarzenegger, usually magnetic and capable of charming an entire ballroom, has appeared on the campaign trail as something of a nervous hen venturing into a strange barn.
