Sentence examples similar to In hiked from inspiring English sources
Larry the crab scuttles in wearing hiked-up tuxedo pants and sneakers stripped of their laces.
Forced to relocate from beside Hoan Kiem lake to this expat enclave because of hiked rent prices, the relaxed but refined dining room, with its red silk drapes and local art-adorned walls is still one of Hanoi's finest eating spots.
And it will not be the last story of its kind: we have another four and a half years' worth of fraud, rancour and scares over toxic dumps and Japanese knotweed to come before the sacred flame is lit, at which point an orgy of greed will make the stories of hiked hotel prices and taxi-driver scams presently coming out of Paris seem very insignificant indeed.
Since our call for readers to send their unhappy credit-card stories, woeful tales of hiked rates and reduced limits have struck our inbox like The Blizzard of '09.
While London hotels proclaim booming trade and the highest occupancy rates in years (read: hiked-up prices), the savviest visitors to the British capital this summer are taking advantage of an increasing number of private houses available to rent across the city.
It will be offering compensation to those affected – but there are fears it will not be adequate for rangers to afford the hiked rents on their homes or, in some cases, the surrounding area.
A number of designers have shown variations on the hiked skirt, including Marc Jacobs and Mr. Rodriguez.
Designed for utility, the style was embraced at the turn of the 20th century by legions of young women who preferred its hiked hemline and unfettered curves to the confining, street-sweeping dresses that had hobbled their mothers and aunts.
