Sentence examples for trail one from inspiring English sources

While a lot of insults are flying on the campaign trail, one thing Republicans can agree on is their antipathy toward Hillary Rodham Clinton.

On August 28 last year, helicopters and hundreds of officials descended on Load Trail, one of several trailer-manufacturing factories in and around Sumner, a rural town in northeastern Texas near the border with Oklahoma.

She pointed out a nearby area where on one side of the trail one can hear raging spring peepers and on the other side hear nothing but wood frogs.

She recalled that on the campaign trail one day, an elderly woman shouted, "I've been in your country!

He was significantly more mellow on the campaign trail one night before the Iowa caucuses, replacing his standard stumpspeech with question-and-answer sessions led by moderators like the evangelical Jerry Falwell Jr.

Our room was on the Zebra Trail, one of four wings that string out from the central hub of the hotel's lobby, a soaring room of dark woods capped by a thatched roof.

After hiking through a dense bamboo forest on the Pipiwai Trail -- one of Maui's most popular hikes -- a selfie with Waimoku Falls is the perfect reward.

Besides the stunning scenery, 71 miles of the route are completely traffic-free, including the famous Tarka Trail - one of the country's longest and most popular traffic-free paths.

"All it takes is a nonprofit group that will pay you to do the work," thereby creating a diversionary paper trail -- one that doesn't trace back to a sanctioned individual.

In addition, the park service is seeking designation of the trail as a National Recreation Trail, one of 1,500 in the country acknowledged for their value in promoting health, conservation and recreation.

Chickadee Cottage Bed & Breakfast, 70 Averill Road, Pomfret, (860) 963-0587, fax (860) 963-0594, www.chickadeecottage.com, has a charming country cottage ($175) and one double room ($125) on a property adjacent to the Air Line Trail, one of the region's longest walking routes.