Sentence examples for whose trail from inspiring English sources
Tucson investigators eventually came to focus on a local person of interest whose trail they soon lost.
He ended his walk as he began it on the first day of this year -- as a speed-hiking 155-pound beanpole whose trail name is Flyin' Brian.
According to several official sources, including Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, the identity of bin Laden's courier, whose trail led the C.I.A. to the hideout in Pakistan, was not discovered through waterboarding.
According to several official sources, including Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Senate intelligence committee, the identity of Bin Laden's courier, whose trail led the CIA to the hideout in Pakistan, was not discovered through waterboarding.
That chance find last October led to a counterfeiting ring whose trail stretched from Queens through Canada to Bulgaria, where federal prosecutors say a group of men produced some of the highest-quality fake money now circulating.
Open daily 7am-2am A small oasis of coffee and sheesha shops, whose trail of fruity tobacco scents and brightly coloured seating and lanterns will draw you in from the street.
It occurs naturally for drooping black raspberry or forsythia stems, whose trailing tips root where they come in contact with the soil.
He mentioned another trail builder he knows, whose trails tend to zig and zag because he wants the hikers to see every lovely thing.
Skiing Wyoming's oldest ski area, dating to 1939, is at Snow King, whose trails form an ever-present backdrop for central Jackson.
His characters ranged from the ridiculously pretentious, with their elaborate coiffures, widely frogged uniforms, and enormous bosoms and bottoms, to the merely pathetic, whose trailing handkerchiefs expressed their dejected attitudes.
Two ski areas lie conveniently close -- Snow King, whose trails seem to descend directly into Jackson's southern neighborhoods, and the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, 12 miles to the north at Teton Village.
