Sentence examples for tough trek from inspiring English sources

This is no tourist event – it's a tough trek with little support, and you can expect to be the only non-Greek (I was).

The next day Pablo took me on a tough trek up through rugged foothills covered in beech forest to get to what he promised would be a photogenic view of the higher mountains.

Warmer, But Not Easier To Get To For those who prefer a tough trek to warmer, dustier climes, there's Essakane, 40 miles north of Timbuktu in the West African country of Mali.

Admittedly, it'll be a tough trek, since modern audiences aren't easily sold on a silent, black-and-white movie with French lead actors, but the film is a crowd-pleaser with strong word-of-mouth and, now, Oscar momentum.

It may be a tough trek when there are members of the House and Senate Science Committees who recite erroneous facts that would make an elementary school teacher cringe.

"I spoke of my Uncle Roy, Auntie Yoshiko, Roy's younger brother Herb, and their families' tough trek from Los Angeles to Colorado to escape banishment to an internment camp," Hada writes in an email.

This arrangement gives the shortest ride up to those on the highest floors, who would have the toughest trek on the stairs.

Maybe no Spartans wrestler had a tougher trek than did 170-pound junior Daniel Bade, who opened versus top-seeded Ryker Coppa in the first round.

"The weather doesn't stop us," said Roger, one of many volunteers who help lead Crickhowell's programme of almost 80 walks, which range from easy canal ambles to tougher treks in the Brecon Beacons, and include history-focused hikes, Nordic walk tasters and more.

Though named after 19th-century outback camel drivers who hailed from Afghanistan, it's a far cry from their tough desert treks.

Upcoming trials will test the robot's ability to carry 400 pounds on a tough 20-mile trek without any refueling for 24 hours.