Sentence examples for hike suddenly from inspiring English sources

Those who struggled to finish the first day's hike suddenly took the lead.

"Hike!" Suddenly, as we pulled away, darting through a grove of birch trees, there was no sound except the wind.

A space usually frequented by middle-aged hikers relaxing after a day of photographing butterflies with oversized lenses, or 20-something backpackers drawn to Ometepe for the punishing volcano hikes, suddenly became one of the least organic experiences human nature can provide.

"That was 1972, and I got really lucky because that was the year of the oil-price hikes, and suddenly the OECD woke up to the threat to energy security, and renewable energy got off the ground in all kinds of important ways".

One day my family and I were out hiking when suddenly we turned a corner and we were in a herd of these creatures--perhaps 30 of them, babies and all.

Almost halfway into our six-hour hike, the canyon suddenly narrowed to about 30 feet across with sheer walls rising on either side.

It is a massive leap to insinuate that a full four years after being enacted, the minimum wage hike of 1997 suddenly resulted in a sudden drop in teen jobs.

The profit-minded individual or company snaps up the patents, suddenly hikes the drug's price and puts consumers – from insurance companies to individuals – in a position of either paying what is demanded or going without.

One detail warrants mention: when Brian gets to the retirement home, suddenly his normally hanging-loose shirt is tucked in tight and his pants are hiked the heck up.

Canoes, hiking boots and mountain bikes suddenly look a lot more attractive.

This upsurge in government-mandated wage hikes hasn't come about suddenly.