Sentence examples for hike feeling from inspiring English sources

I appeared in the first-grade classroom with plans to catch the third-grade hike, feeling overcommitted and frantic.

"You can't have six rate hikes without people feeling nervous" about a diminished impetus to shop, said Carole Cranmer, a retail analyst at Josephthal & Company.

U.S. consumers have lost free-checking accounts they once enjoyed, and are now feeling hikes in other bank-fees since Senator Durbin falsely promised them benefits.

Having lost a hefty chunk of expenses remuneration, without seeing a corresponding salary hike, many MPs are feeling traduced and out of pocket.

You trek to one hut, and if you're feeling ambitious, hike a few miles the next day to another, before returning to your starting point.

If you're feeling fit, hike up to the highest point of the city to see the imposing Notre Dame de la Garde (if not, take the tourist tram).

Yet, as he inhaled pizza, he said he already missed the hiking life and was feeling a bit blue.

If you're feeling outdoorsy, a hike up Mount Taurus is less than a mile north.

If you're not feeling up to hiking the entirety of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountain ranges, or if you don't have enough time, you can always create your own more approachable route.

For example, if you were hiking and came across a bear, feeling afraid would be a perfectly normal and healthy response, because you're in a dangerous situation.

He hiked over to it and swam across, feeling light and buoyant without his rebreather.