Sentence examples for trail to do from inspiring English sources

Interviewed at the Perry campaign's Austin headquarters days before rejoining his father in South Carolina, Griffin said he wanted to act as his father's surrogate on the campaign trail "to do whatever I can do to help Dad get elected".

Trump had promised on the campaign trail to do away with it.

His characters, he notes, are "constantly being addressed by the wrong name, with jokes and false trails to do with the confusion of having two names".

And that's why it's important for us to not project what's being said on a campaign trail but to do what's right and make the case".

In August 1999, the restaurant was forced to remove a gas tank and gas line that were placed under the trail; failure to do so could have resulted in the revocation of La Stazione's certificate of occupancy, preventing the building from being operated as a restaurant.

He told ABC's Diane Sawyer that he regularly gets on the scale on the campaign trail to make sure he doesn't deviate too much.

I liked his extraordinary self-awareness, his willingness to admit that often life on the campaign trail requires candidates to do silly things.

In one version, it was lingering problems from back surgery, complete with speculation that his weirdness on the trail had something to do with painkillers.

Or Mark Sanford's ragged, rambling confession that "hiking the Appalachian Trail" had nothing to do with hiking, or even with Appalachia, and everything to do with his South American mistress?

To turn things around, of course, the trailing team needs to do something dramatic — the political equivalent of sinking five birdies in a row.

You don't need to be an expert to realise that teams who take the lead tend to do less attacking than they did before, while teams who are trailing tend to do more attacking than they did before.