Sentence examples for trek out from inspiring English sources

Less appealing to Essendon and Bulldogs supporters is that they'll need to trek out to Etihad Stadium at 4 40pm on Sunday, but you can't win 'em all.

But there is still one event that makes it worthwhile to trek out to the theater; a ritual that represents for me a near-ideal cinematic experience.

Mr. Gumman suggested we trek out to the Novillo Line Camp, the last of three corrals erected by the island's final ranching dynasty.

Lanza didn't need to trek out into his town because his community, from the hints we've gotten, was connected to a modem.

Irish, German and Italian immigrants living in Brooklyn would trek out to Suffolk for the summer, shelling out $20 or $30 to spend the season on the Sound.

To view the inauguration, he had to trek out at 2 a.m. to stake a spot at a lamppost along Pennsylvania Avenue.

Some lived nearby, while others had trekked out from Manhattan.

The pioneers who trekked out West in the 19th century expected to meet hardship and danger.

It's not just putting on sandals and trekking out to take notes on some tribe.

Thursday I trekked out to Oakland to participate in Engine Room's Responsible Data Forum, as hosted by the inspirational Aspiration Tech.

Teddy Roosevelt liked nothing better than trekking out west, where he slipped into cowboy regalia and slaughtered wildlife.