Sentence examples for trails along which from inspiring English sources

The dots were painted on the side of a tree stem facing the skid trails along which the harvester moved.

He said he had discussed with his staff walking the Appalachian Trail, along which in his past he had guided groups.

Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, the three bridges were part of the old camel trail along which copper was transported to the ports.

On Thursday she asked audience members to write an answer to one of those questions on a piece of eggshell and deposit it on the trail, along which she was slowly walking, her feet making a delicate crunching sound.

What we miss (except in passages based on a trove of Elizabeth's letters) is the triangulation of distance and a second voice: the snail trail along which the biographer struggles to patch what is missing and to reckon at what she cannot know.

Particles were mostly deposited along trails, which influenced the behavior of growing grains during recrystallization.

The back legs should be engaged, not trailing along behind.

Businessmen and expatriates jog along the same trails from which labourers pilfer firewood for cooking and bathing.

The play, which opened on Tuesday night at the Atlantic Theater Company's Stage 2, focuses on the production of a single episode of "Rehabilitation," which trails along after addicts of various stripes as they are scraping bottom.

There is fishing in rivers and lakes and hiking along the various trails, many of which lead to waterfalls.

I wondered what it would be like to live along the trail on which Napoleon marched to Moscow.