Sentence examples for trek all from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, I don't want to have to trek all the way to Queens.

Just as some people trek all the way to Piedmont for white truffles or Alaska for salmon, I journeyed to Prince Edward Island for oysters and mussels.

If Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant could trek all the way to the (now surprisingly expensive) observatory at the top of the Empire State Building, the least you can do is "type and send" a few times.

But once buyers trek all the way out to Botany Bay (it is about 20 minutes from the airport on a narrow, hairpinned road) they probably will not have to leave.

Talking with Sasha, Luke is startled to hear that some of her friends now do 'the three-house thing', buying a property only an hour or so outside the city, so that they don't have to trek all the way to the Hamptons on winter weekends.

It is also a great place to come to shop for electronics if you are not motivated to trek all the way to Akihabara.

And I thought, wouldn't it be nice if I could come here once or twice every winter, instead of trekking all the way out to Ludlow?

Well, I'm at the IAC building on the West Side of Manhattan, but GM already announced Project PUMA and I feel stupid for having trekked all this way for it.

If you don't feel like trekking all the way to the Christmas tree lot, dig into your recycling bin and have an environmentally conscious holiday season.

DiCaprio and his gang of famous friends trekked all the way to Brooklyn for a hockey game on Sunday and did their best to go unnoticed.

After launching their US operations in Los Angeles recently, their intrepid Med School imprint trekked all the way to Saint Petersburg, Russia, to uncover Bop, a producer with an wholly novel sound palate that merges glitch, IDM, techno tones, and drum & bass.