Sentence examples for a trek for from inspiring English sources

"That's quite a trek for you.

Any guided activity, such as a trek, for which you require porters will also need to be budgeted for, as it will usually blow your daily budget.

Until three years ago, the event took place about five miles away, in a retail sector developed as the Miami Design District — not as easy a trek for the Richter-owning sofa buyer.

Open Mon-Sun 11am-midnight Most recommendations direct tourists to Brick Lane, and while that is worth a trek for other reasons, I would no longer go there for the best curry in town.

Today, St Moritz is home to more than 5,000 people – 38% of them foreign – but getting there is still a trek for those lacking private jet or helicopter.

Built at the end of a new subway line from central London, but difficult to reach by car, the Dome seemed too much of a trek for some Londoners used to spending chunks of their week in the grim confines of the city's underground system.

When organising such a trek, allow for spending a week or 10 days at your starting point, enquiring about the best source of pack animals.

The South Pole is brutal Before I went on a trek there for last year's Sport Relief, I spoke to Ranulph Fiennes, who was telling me how sweat can cause hypothermia and how he lost his fingers there to frostbite.

The five-hour airport-to-airport commute from Newark to Halifax is an expensive trek for a normal weekend.

It is now recognised that an activity that is appropriate and effective for one community – a horse trek for example – may be inappropriate and ineffective for a different community.

The only shame is that the game is on a Thursday night at Wycombe,  which is a long trek for Manchester City fans.