Sentence examples for trail published from inspiring English sources

The book, Walks in Palestine and the Nativity Trail, published by Cicerone last month, includes routes that pass within five miles of the destroyed settlement at Jenin.

Now political reporters are usually writing for the world, and the pack has evolved into a hive, constantly buzzing with the latest updates from the trail published via iPhones and BlackBerrys.

In his subsequent book, The South Polar Trail published in 1929, Joyce also misrepresented the nature of his appointment to the Ross Sea party, omitting Shackleton's order placing him under an officer and claiming that he had been given sole authority over dogs and sledging.

[ 15] After the publication of the CONSORT statement in 1996, Moher et al. evaluated the quality of reporting in 211 randomised controlled trails published in British Medical Journal, the Journal of the American Medical Association, the Lancet, and the New England Journal of Medicine by using the CONSORT checklist.

FROM THE MUSHROOM MAN TO GOATS THAT HAVE NAMES Sonoma County Farm Trails publishes a free map and guide (707-571-8288; www.orgmtrails.org).org

The article 'Cycling Seattle's Burke-Gilman Trail' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet.

The article 'Nepal's Great Himalayan Trail' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet.

Three years later, he had a fling with newspaper work, writing a series for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner titled "On the Cocaine Trail". He published another detective novel, "Nothing Lasts Forever," which was purchased by 20th Century Fox.

To clarify whether both or only one of the two TRAIL death receptors possess improved responsiveness to CD70-bound scFv l αhCD70-TNC-TRAIL, we introduced published mutations in the TRAIL part of the molecule that confer preference for TRAILR1 or TRAILR2.

But since those reviews can be of varying quality -- like all reader-generated information online -- the published trail synopses represent the real value of this and almost every trail-related site.

It took seven years for his free guide, "A Paddling Guide to the Peconic Water Trail," to be published by his group in conjunction with the National Park Service, which manages some of the points of interest along the trail.