Sentence examples for run trek from inspiring English sources

It's the summer's other road show pairing a superstar rapper with a superstar singer, and like the Carters' On the Run trek it took full advantage of the stadium setting, with fireworks, a powerful live band and stories-tall video screens that flashed elaborate filmed sequences.

If your school does not currently run treks then take the initiative and plan one.

If you want to go with a Western-led travel agency, Project Himalaya (project-himalaya.com) and Kamzang (kamzang.com) run treks in Mustang.

Burke, a wealthy business executive whose family runs Trek Bicycle, was only a few points behind Walker in the polls pretty much from the minute she entered the race.

It runs trekking holidays that take full advantage of the Gower peninsula (sandy beaches, limestone cliffs, rather good pubs), but is only 20 minutes from Swansea (a bus takes you most of the way, then the owners meet you).

This year's winner is Efrain Valles, a Peruvian guide for Amazonas Explorer who, despite growing up on the streets of Cusco, got a place at university before starting a career leading treks around Peru. Valles has been running treks for the past 12 years, as well as leading tours with responsible travel organisation Traidcraft Meet the People.

When he isn't basking in the glow of a laptop, you can find him out running, trekking, surfing, and climbing up or skiing down a mountain.

The hilly terrain, filled with high mountains and deep valleys, is excellent for mountain biking, hiking, running, trekking, climbing, paragliding, diving and exploring the surroundings without the assisted help of an engine.

It was beautifully organised by CS Pandey of Himalayan Run and Trek and Heera, our team leader, guide and chef.

He started the company that I now run, the Trek Bicycle Corporation, in 1975, along with the owner of a bike shop in the area.

Robert Gluck, general manager of WTIC, the Fox affiliate in Hartford, said he used to run "Star Trek: The Next Generation" during that hour.