Sentence examples for trek off from inspiring English sources

There's too little time and too many mixed reviews to trek off to the famous witching town.

To get anywhere, they spend all day in rotten state classrooms, then trek off to private night schools where the same teachers do a slightly better job in return for money.

Then, with great good humour and immaculate skill, Rosie would trek off to the household in question and rustle up a dazzling sequence of dishes, which would be scoffed down by the grateful reader and their families and friends.

Of course, the risks increase, but so do the rewards – and just think: we are perhaps the last generation who have the privilege to be able to trek off into the great unknown like this.

Many think you need to trek off into pristine wilderness to find amazing wild produce but actually, urban spaces create microclimates that allow wild plants to flourish all year round.

Sometimes our names were on exclusive guest lists (though we were poor, we were beautiful, and people liked to have us around), but often we preferred to do something else — attend a friend's opening, drink in after-hours clubs or the room above a pub, trek off to remote suburbs to see a band play in a warehouse.

But when two good friends Karlie Kayser and Stefanie Rogers mentioned an amazing restaurant in Tribeca, I decided to trek off my beaten path to try it.

"I continued trekking off to new-music concerts," Mr. Meltzer said.

On they ploughed, until after four years, one of their number decided he'd had enough and trekked off to surrender.

In your 40s, he admits, you lose touch with the latest sneakers, especially when trekking off to the Arabian peninsula for work.

But at the sight of a string of camel riders presumably from the side in power the guide abruptly abandons the project and treks off alone.