Sentence examples for try to hike from inspiring English sources

About 2,500 try to hike the entire trail each year, but only a few hundred succeed.

For Abdelrahim's family members, the choice is whether to let adults and older siblings try to hike to safety in Chad -- it's a six-day walk.

Critics may also argue there is a risk that the companies will try to hike prices in the runup to the next election, squeezing household and business budgets as the economic recovery is still fragile.

One of my favorite things is being outside, so I try to hike or walk in woods or around lakes as frequently as possible.

I try to hike things up, but it's difficult with flippers.

I try to hike, yoga, run, channel my inner athlete, I really do.

He tried to hike back through the mountains to his home, but he could not make it.

Some Nepalis survived devastation in the mountains, as in the village of Langtang which was buried in a landslide, only to be killed by rockfalls as they tried to hike to safety.

But it was the fires, they said — and the lure of the Pacific Crest Trail, which Ms. Prevo was already dreaming of trying to hike herself — that forged their relationship.

But that careful equilibrium appeared to change in December, when the Russians tried to hike the price of the gas that, despite its own reserves, Azerbaijan was itself still importing.

He – or she – might start by having a quiet word with the man who tried to hike the price of HIV drugs from $13.50 to $750, and then move on to the Saudi millionaires who have bankrolled violent jihadism.