Sentence examples for hiked onto from inspiring English sources

All week, I'd had just one drop-in guest: Kevin, an outdoor studies professor at the University of Alaska Southeast, who hiked onto the deck of Dan Moller during my stay there, but he didn't even stay long enough to split a granola bar.

Most tourists hire dune buggies because it's too difficult to hike out onto the soft, crumbling dunes.

After shedding an outer layer of clothing he walked through Aspen as roadblocks were being set up on its outskirts, then hiked southward onto Aspen Mountain.

She hiked the canvas bag onto her shoulder.

She dropped her arms, did a few neck rolls, then hiked her bag back onto her shoulder and started up the street.

We hiked up and emerged out onto the open ridge top, a cold wind cutting through our fleece jackets.

Indeterminate Hikes+  is a locative mobile media app that appropriates the form and logic of a nature hike and grafts it onto environments not often hiked but most likely walked--for example, a city block instead of a national park.

Sweat soaks the hands of the 312-pound Baas and drips onto the football that he hikes to Eli Manning.

As the girl hiked up her skirt and struggled to step onto the rear bumper of the ambulance, the nurse and two drivers stood back several feet and watched.

Basically, when Congress does a budget deal, it usually attaches a debt-ceiling hike onto it.

At nearly every point in their lives, these Americans chose to slough the costs of those tax cuts and spending hikes onto future generations.