trailed造句

Reporters trailed him constantly.

She trailed her classmates.

The dogs trailed the fox.

His sister trailed along behind him.

A thin veil of mist trailed below.

Poison ivy trailed by the road.

They trailed by two goals in the second period.

The hunter trailed the wounded buffalo through the bush.

"If you had gone into the house with them..." His voice trailed off.

But it trailed Jamaica (53), Belize (42) and tiny St Kitts-Nevis (40).

In a joint also as listless as sleepy, trailed, is thirsty sleep the eyes of man.

The scene before him dimmed out and his words trailed off.

But now…" His voice trailed off and he shrugged apologetically before signaling the waiter to bring us the check."

They glided away down the corridor with him, and the darkness they trailed behind them swallowed him from sight.

Early one morning the wind blew a spider across the field. A thin, silky thread trailed from her body.

Melbourne restaurant San Telmo head chef Mike Patrick trailed an alpaca dish, and said the response from foodies was mixed.

I'm trying my best, the Lord knows, but these days... "Her voice trailed off." Go on in and change your dress.

IBM has shifted to services, trailed by Japan's Fujitsu, while Philips and Siemens both sold their it businesses to focus on other areas.

Your correspondent once lived next door to a couple who had trailed bindweed up a trellis, believing it to be a delightfully vigorous kind of morning glory.

For three quarters, the Lakers struggled to find points, made only 33% of their shots from the field and trailed 68-62 heading into the fourth.

Like the Pied Piper of Hamlin, I would find myself trailed by eight or nine children by my second round of the shopping mall.

Asked which famous man they would invite to dinner, 37 percent picked "Tonight" host Jay Leno. Bill Clinton placed second, trailed by George Clooney and President George W. Bush.

The Mexicans trailed 2-0 inside 24 minutes in Gelsenkirchen after Maniche shot Portugal into a sixth-minute lead and Simao Sabrosa doubled the advantage from the penalty spot.

Back in March 2007 Steve Bruce's Birmingham City side drew 1-1 at West Bromwich Albion in the Championship despite having trailed 1-0 and reduced to 10 men following Julian Gray's sending-off.

Yet the results may be similar to the 2006 parliamentary election, when the big winner was the Party of the Regions, followed by the Tymoshenko block and trailed by Our Ukraine.