Sentence examples for lengthy trek from inspiring English sources

This delicious pie will touch my tongue again if I make the lengthy trek to Canarsie.

After deciding to pursue the potential of such records around Louisiana, she won a research grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and began a lengthy trek through every courthouse and archives depot in the state, where slave transactions were recorded as carefully as exchanges of real estate.

It's from there that campers and general admission passholders make the lengthy trek to the festival events in the unforgiving heat.

In fact, about 72% of the Boomers surveyed in 2013 said they would rather live in a smaller house but have a shorter commute than live in a larger home and make a lengthy trek to the office.

"So I said OK". Beyond Coachella, the lengthy trek includes stops at other festivals like this weekend's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and Panorama in New York, where he'll perform alongside Janet Jackson and the Weeknd — a kind of re-immersion into the pop scene he last inhabited back when "Burning Down the House" was burning up MTV.

If aid and protection can reach them in time, they may not be forced to make the dangerous and often lengthy trek to the camps.

And on those sometimes lengthy treks across town looking for a bed for the night he will curse anything that adds extra kilos to his baggage.

Like many of her white and Asian classmates who make lengthy treks from the outer reaches of Brooklyn and Queens to Stuyvesant's campus near the site of ground zero, Rudi begins each day before dawn.

Outside of a wealthy few, citizens are forced to make often lengthy treks to overcrowded and understaffed hospitals in urban centers.

Ferry passengers would face a lengthier trek to reach the new pier.

PARIS — Getting on board was the usual lengthy airport trek.