Sentence examples for given hike from inspiring English sources

The more fit you are, the more fun any given hike will be.

Bharti Mittal said this gives Hike users a full weekend and helps cater to data issues that some users in India are constrained by.

For those who prefer to give hiking a miss, this part of Greece has beaches aplenty and seascape to die for.

But as Greene observes, "addressing monopolistic conditions that give rise to sudden price hikes is a means to 'prevent future shortages.'".

Its budgets have been tripled and its position on the all-important "EPG" TV guide has been given a hike.

The original plan was for the Markthal to be made up of a third traders from the market, a third new stalls, and a third brand-name shops, but only a few existing traders have taken up the offer of going indoors, given the hike in rent.

There were some early warnings: the fuel price hikes of the early 2000s gave rise to protests.

With the pay hike Lonmin gave to buy peace, he makes about $800 for 27 long shifts a month, deep in the tunnels, manipulating a drill about the size of a jousting lance.

But with Google giving 10% pay hikes to all of its employees and offering hundreds of thousands of dollars in retention bonuses, this appears to be happening today.

In all of this, Barron has found time to enjoy the quiet, personal moments L.A. has given her: hiking in the Santa Monica Mountains and cooking elaborate New Year's dinners with her 26-year-old son, Max.

That was less than half the rise in early 2009, when Europeans were giving themselves generous pay hikes, driving up the cost of labour by 12% between 2001 and 2011.