Sentence examples for could be hikes from inspiring English sources

These could be hikes in the forest, watching environmental movies (such as "An Inconvenient Truth, or even "WALL-E"), or anything else you can think of that would apply to the environment (don't use this as an excuse to spend your meetings watching movies and eating popcorn), only do these once a month or twice a month or the group may become too passive.

National insurance rates could be hiked to get rid of tuition fees.

The whole trail could be hiked in about 10 days, but we had just 5 to do parts of it.

2014 also looks brighter - the OBR's forecast of a 1.8% growth could be hiked to as much as 2.5%.

The right-wing think-tank Bow Group suggests that rural Post Offices could close and the price of stamps could be hiked.

According to his rules, advances could be hiked up in anticipation of substantial album sales, recording artists could control the packaging and marketing strategies of their albums, and live performers were due larger shares of gate receipts.

The MP was referring to the day that Osborne unveiled a budget scorecard that suggested income and inheritance tax could be hiked in the wake of a Brexit vote.

At any other time that would have ensured that the political debate would have focussed on what more should be cut and what taxes could be hiked to try to curb Britain's borrowing.

It could be hiking, trekking, biking, skiing or snorkeling, but I've gotta be exploring the great outdoors.

It could be hiking, painting, reading (not business books or scripts), knitting, sports, weekend traveling... basically anything you enjoy that is not work related.

And yes, since so many of our American gay brothers and sisters have children who could be hiked up on shoulders, cheering from the sides (whoops, a little tyke could possibly be wearing a Free the Pussies T-shirt), it would be a shame to arrest them, let alone deny the athletes from same-sex-marriage-sanctioning nations the privilege of participating in the first place.