Sentence examples for trail what from inspiring English sources

When Barack Obama and Mitt Romney hit the trail, what do they usually tell their crowds?

It is an issue that resonates with some voters back home; Mr. McCain is often asked on the campaign trail what he would do to restore America's reputation.

The irony is that the first hour of the Today programme is seen in part as an opportunity to trail what is coming later; far more thought was put into the main event at 7.32am.

If this is the 'leadership' he has shown on the campaign trail, what can the American people expect of him as commander in chief?" This was not the first time that critics of Mr. Romney have felt he has not taken a strong enough public stance on a hot-button issue.

Down below, in the morning gloom, dozens of volunteer course workers, christened the Weasel Workers, after a hairy part of the course called the Weasel, used rakes to push and pull to the side of the trail what little surface snow was left.

"If you can't have a little fun on the campaign trail, what can you do?" In one particularly notable development yesterday, both Mr. Green and Mr. Ferrer spent much of their time campaigning in black neighborhoods, and alongside black political leaders.

Soon there will be no headlines on the front of my Metro, only trails: "What this senior politician announced next will AMAZE you".

"New Day" apparently will have to settle in for a long haul, at its outset trailing what CNN has been averaging in those hours.

Reflecting upon the past 4 decades, when I joined UC Berkeley in 1976, we clearly trailed what was then called the "Big 3": Stanford, MIT, and CMU.

He was deemed expendable, despite viewership of his terrific niche program that trailed what the "National Sports Report" had attracted in that time slot by only 29,000 homes.

As society grows more complex and anonymous, the numbers keep climbing, said Daniel J. Kelleher, who has spent 15 years trailing what he calls "unlicensed professionals" in New York.