Sentence examples for trails to go from inspiring English sources

There are short trails that lead to a waterfall or longer trails to go deeper into the wilderness to truly enjoy the splendor of this park.

Yale University, for example, owns a piece of the trail in New Haven, and agreed in 1998 to allow an easement for the trail to go through.

Mr. Pietschmann said that two years ago he confronted a fellow driver who had left the designated trail to go around a stalled vehicle.

We'd already hiked the first few miles of the Kalalau trail, along the coast, to the stunning Hanakapiai Beach (where my daughters were impressed with a sign explaining how far up on the trail to go if a tsunami is approaching).

It is a great paper trail to go back to in case you need to refer back to a certain email.

Famously, he even left the trail to go give a speech in the Cayman Islands, explaining that "you have to work for a living and pay your bills".

The New York Times reported that Obama is itching to get out on the trail to go after Trump, presumably as a surrogate for Clinton.

And we've learned this week that Cain, despite everything suddenly swinging his way, will leave the campaign trail to go on a book tour.

The archival trail seems to go cold for a decade.

She never stopped demanding justice for her son, even as charges against one suspect were dropped and the trail seemed to go cold.

Mark Sanford, the former governor of South Carolina best known for disappearing in 2009 to "hike the Appalachian trail" (actually to go on vacation with his mistress), was never going to have an easy time getting elected to Congress.