hiked造句

The boy scouts hiked out to the reservoir.

The ferry hiked the fare to forty cents.

I haven't hiked in a while, but I'm quite fit.

A: Yeah, my friend and I hiked in a very wild part of the national forest.

Although that afternoon it was snowing, we still happily hiked up the mountain .

The next day we hiked across rice paddies and through two villages.

Afterwards we took the skyrail to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and hiked the forested trails there.

"This mystery will be solved soon," said Asfaw as we hiked back to the cars for the ride to camp.

My friend's Dad hiked into the state park behind our house, miles in, Posting signs explaining about our lost dog.

Today would be the day that I hiked into town and my ride would take me back home.

While near Yingxiu we also encountered a mother and her son who had hiked out of Wenchuan.

They grabbed everything they thought they might need (shovels, pickaxes, a chain saw), drove to the trailhead, and hiked in.

The Brazilian and Indian central banks raised rates last month; in total, they have now hiked their policy rates by 2.5 and 1.75 percentage points respectively.

My friend's Dad hiked into the state park behind our house, miles in, Posting signs explaining about our lost dog. A day passed, and still no Phoebe.

They have hiked with me up a Scottish mountain immersed in cloud and over English farmland where cows stood watching me squelch through mud and muck.

India has hiked petrol and diesel prices twice this year by about 17 percent, following the spiraling cost of crude oil in the international market.

Bank reserve requirements were hiked again over the weekend, to 13.5 per cent, but the strain on the banking sector's profitability will start to tell.

When Herbert left the army in 1955 he hitch-hiked home from Egypt, through Turkey, Greece and Italy, drawing portraits for his food and shelter, and as often, sleeping rough.

I rode a horse 12 miles into town for work and left my horse at my aunt's place (who lived close to town) then hitch-hiked the rest of the way in.

Cai Keqing says he doesn't worry about ng a break from his retail sales job, the 24-year-old slouches on a park bench, shirt hiked up, and smokes a cigarette.

Thee bodies of youth are wasted on the young… I wish I had run a marathon before my knees ached, that I had biked more, hiked more, and took spinning classes when my legs were stronger.

So to wonk him again I had to like shove her back, and unfortunately she slipped, and down she went, and she’s sort of lying there, skirt hiked up—and he’s mad!