Sentence examples for a return trek from inspiring English sources

First, a return trek to the North Fork Table and Inn (Zagat's No. 2) to prep the palate; the self-assured creations of the Manhattan-honed Gerry Hayden (Aureole/Amuse) and Claudia Fleming (Gramercy Tavern) are again incandescent.

Then after Mass on Thursday, with no time allotted to see any of the sights in Washington, they packed up for another leg of the journey: to try to see Benedict in New York before turning around on Sunday and driving back home to suburban Houston — a return trek of nearly 2,000 miles.

Evaristo went to buy us a bottle of water, from the house of a relative, for the return trek to Iruya.

On the return trek, a man rushes up and greets us enthusiastically.

Stalled by a nine-day blizzard, weak from hunger and sledge-pulling fatigue on the return trek, Scott and his four team members perished by the end of March.

Scott and his men starved and froze to death on their return trek.

Three — Per, Frithjof and Lasse (no kin to the collie of cinematic fame) — were killed on the return trek.

The captain of the British team, Neil Laughton, a former Royal Marine commando, said he hoped the victory would have pleased Captain Scott and his four companions, all of whom died on the 900-mile retrek trek.

The 4.5km return trek winds behind beaches framed by granite boulders before ascending to the lighthouse, reaching 37m above a rocky headland that was Captain Cook's first sighting of the Australian mainland, in April 1770.

This is the guy who, as a fourteen-year-old Boy Scout, went on a two-day hiking trip in the Quetico wilderness with Simon Burch, and carried both his and Simon's rucksacks on the five-mile return trek to base camp after Simon hurt his back.

Or Robert Scott, the British explorer who raced Norwegian Roald Amundsen to the Pole in 1911, only to finish second and die on his return trek.