Sentence examples for By trek from inspiring English sources
The phrase "by trek" can be used in written English
It means "by means of trekking" or "by way of trekking." This phrase is most commonly used to indicate a journey or trip made on foot. Example: "We reached the summit of the mountain by trek, and the view was absolutely breathtaking."
Made by Trek, the popular American manufacturer, they were built for comfort rather than speed, featuring upright handlebars, simple shifters, reliable brakes and soft, padded seats.
The more serious ones ride in packs, wear colorful spandex suits and sit on high-end bikes made by Trek, Cervélo, Cannondale and others.
Trek's general counsel, Robert Burns, told The Wisconsin State Journal that the deal included two $100,000 payments by Trek to a charity with which LeMond is involved.
One, Trek Travel, (866) 464-8735, www.trektravel.com, is owned by Trek, the company that makes the bikes ridden by Lance Armstrong and his United States Postal Service team.
No one comes to this part of the world for the cuisine, but even by trek standards Schaller's meals are a hardship — it's instant noodles most of the time.
It was on a $6,500 carbon-fiber Model 5500 bike built by Trek that Mr. Armstrong won his first Tour de France in 1999, the first of his seven straight Tour titles.
A journey to rediscover America by trekking the 2,100 miles of the Appalachian Trail.
He combined his interests in nudism and hiking by trekking the Appalachian Trail in the nude.
The path heading downriver has been churned to a quagmire by trekking ponies' hooves.
Previously accessed by trekking, it will be connected by a new 4km cable car from Tingo Nuevo early next year (kuelapperu.com).
On Sunday it was reported that four of the schoolgirls escaped by trekking through the jungle for three weeks.
