Sentence examples for take a trek from inspiring English sources

Those interested in health care, for example, can take a trek to Switzerland, while those interested in technology join the tech sector trek to Silicon Valley, he said.

Angelica finally repents - but it takes a trek to the North Pole to raise this child above her regular weeknight williness.

Of course I then took a trek down the Google and WebMD rabbit hole and was so worried about her not breathing or her throat swelling shut.

Here tourists can take a camel trek and eat traditional cuisine under "Abraham's Tent".

Hikers can take a guided trek through the natural surroundings, and divers can explore the eerie remnants of drowned communities.

"The numbers are so big you really have to take a 'Star Trek' transporter just to keep up with the demand".

He had decided, Mr. Bruno announced, to take a final trek through his district, a whistle-stop tour of the literal monuments that he — as Albany's undisputed champion of pork-barrel spending — would be leaving behind.

Some will take a longer trek to marriage and motherhood, and some will not travel that course at all.

There's also a "waterfall" (more of a river, but still picturesque) area a few kilometres from the hotels, where you can take a forest trek from.

Snowmobiling, husky sledding and whale watching tours are all popular activities in Tromso, but it's also possible to ride in a reindeer sleigh just like Kristoff and Sven's, or take a midnight trek to see the awe-inspiring Northern Lights.

Take a self-guided trek around the vineyard and finish up with a wine and cheese tasting (from £4.95).