Sentence examples for trail turning from inspiring English sources
Should you miss the Rail Trail turning, simply follow Dyke Road downhill (and pretty much dead straight) all the way to Brighton station.
The trail turns more challenging farther on.
With only about a quarter of a mile to go, the trail turned markedly steeper.
On the downhills I had the distinct impression that if the trail turned too sharply I would die but that my obituary would at least make people laugh.
After only a few hundred yards, the trail turned steeply upward, climbing 200 feet in the first half mile, then immediately downhill before gradually climbing again.
There the trail turns south across the Narrows, more ledges that may require an ice ax and maybe crampons at any time of the year.
Just before the summit, the trail turned left, segueing into a gentle descent through stands of young beech trees, their new leaves so green they glowed.
The going was generally easy, until the times the freshly groomed trail turned into a narrow riverbed that I could scarcely snowplough down.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail winds southward for some 100 miles (160 km) around the parkway from the road's northern terminus until just north of Roanoke, where the trail turns westward.
The centre could not hold, the old assumptions have unravelled and Charlie Manson is the patron saint of New Age seekers ("What would Charlie do?" wonders Doc's ex-girlfriend, attempting to inspire him when the detective's trail turns cold).
On another occasion, journalists learned that members of the Plainsmen Quartet, who sang with Mr. Davis whenever he hit the campaign trail, turned up in state jobs as "insurance rate supervisor" and "inspector" in the Louisiana Department of Agriculture.
