Sentence examples for trail to discover from inspiring English sources

At Peveril Castle (01433 620613; english-heritage.org.uk) you can take part in a Halloween family fun trail to discover the building's hair-raising secrets.

Based at the highest ski city in the alps, Arnie Wilson tackles the black runs of Serre Chevalier, then heads off on a nature trail to discover secrets beneath the snow.

More ancient ways of thinking and doing can also inspire, and one doesn't need to go far from the business world or tourist trail to discover them.

This trip includes the highlights of the classic Annapurna circuit but also veers off track to discover the secret trails of Nar Phu.

There, seals sun themselves on prehistoric boulders and hikers have a variety of well-traveled trails to discover the rocky shore and sandy coast.

The six young ambassadors Eva, Lea, Manon, Marion, Amandine and Héloïse journeyed Togo's roads and trails to discover and understand UNICEF's actions in terms of child protection, education and gender equity, maternal and newborn health, nutrition and HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment.

This may not be known if the company does not have a digital trail and infrastructure to discover when this happened.

PH The Bourne Identity (Doug Liman, 2002 11.05pmm, ITV2 In the first of the slick, brilliant trilogy/quartet, Matt Damon's soggy hero is fished out of the Mediterranean with no memory and follows a trail across Europe to discover his identity: he is former CIA assassin Jason Bourne, and his erstwhile bosses want him dead.

Rogue Empires follows a paper trail of questionable contracts to discover the confidence men whose actions touched off the Scramble for Africa.

Once you get on the travel trail, it's easy to discover the range of opportunities for shoestring adventures in North America.

He was accustomed to seeing four-wheel all-terrain vehicles both on and off the trail, but he was startled to discover that the high-pitched internal-combustion whine he heard in the distance was coming not from an A.T.V. but from a snowmobile.