Sentence examples for hike in from from inspiring English sources

And although Kerouac himself got boat rides both ways, my wife, buddies and I opted to go farther and hike in from the highway, taking the boat only on the return trip.

On the Virginia side the hike in from the road takes at least an hour each way over gnarly terrain, a path activists blazed parallel to a public road, now closed by the US Forest Service police.

It can roar modestly in very wet years, but more often it whispers down, before a striated and painted cliff that would be worth the 2.5-mile hike in (from a trailhead near Compton) even without the falls.

About 1,000 of the Indian demonstrators hiked in from outlying hamlets to the square of Altamirano today to raise the volume of their protests.

The result is a hike in power from 247bhp to 271bhp.

That will be played at Allianz Park if Saracens can negotiate a temporary hike in capacity from 10,000 to 15,000 as the competition regulations demand.

In March 2015, 36 black people were killed by police – one every 21 hours, and a 71percentt hike in numbers from the previous month.

A strong jobs market report for October had already prompted traders to price in a December hike in rates from their historic 0.25 per cent floor and more piled into the trade on Wednesday.

First came his backing for rapid and deep spending cuts, then his endorsement of George Osborne's hike in VAT from 17.5% to 20% in last June's emergency budget.

Under the guidance, the Bank has said it will not even consider a hike in rates from their current low of 0.5 per cent until the rate of joblessness has fallen to 7 per cent, but this now looks likely to be achieved much more quickly than previously thought as the recovery speeds up.

There was a modest fall in net government investment compared to April 2010, reflecting the ending of past stimulus measures Going forward, the chancellor will need reasonable growth to lift tax receipts in addition to January's further hike in VAT from 17.5% to 20.0%.