Sentence examples for under the trail from inspiring English sources

He also struggled under the Trail Blazers' former coach Nate McMillan, who was fired in March.

Ms. Shean-Hammond said that almost immediately after the friars sold the government the easement in 1984, they violated its terms by building a pump house for the sewage plant on it and by running pipes under the trail.

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.

Meeting this inquisitive band of birds in early autumn under the trailing blackberry hedges and oak trees of rural Essex, it's not hard to see why the KellyBronze is the Rolls Royce among turkeys.

The Tartars were persecuted, ethnically cleansed and sent into exile under Stalin resembling the Trail of Tears inflicted upon Native Americans under Andrew Jackson.

But the intelligence agency documents show that by August 1998 he was under surveillance and that the trail soon led to most of the main participants in the later attacks.

But the friars said they did not learn until July that in May, the Park Service had asked the Justice Department to order the friars to sell the government an easement on 18 more acres as "buffer land" for the trail, under eminent domain, a legal procedure that allows governments to take land for the public good, like roadways and parks, at its fair market value.

Briefly, the portable O3 monitor was used to measure concentrations on the trail (under the canopy) and at the trailhead (outside of the canopy).

They want to tromp into the Basebox lodge and eat lunch under the old trail signs and wooden skis decorating the beams overhead.

I-195 curves southeast and passes under the BWI Trail ahead of its partial cloverleaf interchange with MD 170 (Aviation Boulevard), also known as the Airport Loop.

The trail is under the general administration of the National Park Service (NPS), but the federal Bureau of Land Management and other agencies participate in its operation and upkeep.