Sentence examples for which hikes from inspiring English sources

It is highly coloured stuff, which hikes a ride on Mozart, relying for subtlety and elevation on snatches of music, maddeningly played while characters tell you how remarkable it is.

A burst of 7 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Uber is the supply-and-demand-in-an-Ayn-Randian-world cab company which hikes prices if there's a "surge" of demand.

Gohmert was one of a few conservatives to oppose the continuing resolution (CR), which hikes spending by $19 billion -- from $1.028 trillion to $1.047 trillion -- over the House-passed 2013 budget.

Vehicular access to the park is largely limited to short roads leading to trail heads around its perimeter, from which hiking trails lead into the interior.

Israel did not fire back, as it had on several previous occasions, but it closed Mount Hermon to the public for several hours during a Jewish holiday on which hiking in the Golan is popular.

Centrica - which hiked prices by 6% last November - reported a 9% increase in profits to £1.58bn for the first six months of the year for its entire business spanning power generation and supply.

Well, this strategy didn't work for Iceland, which hiked rates earlier this year and ended up making its problems worse by doing so.

More than 85% of the $525 million deal was financed with bank debt, which hiked Genmar's debt from a comfortable 37% of capital to 62%.

Unlike billionaire Lakshmi Mittal's original bid, Arcelor hasn't rejected the new cash-and-equity offer, which hiked the bid value to €25.8 billion ($33 billion) from €18.6 billion ($23.8 billion).

Many times they also sell their produce at lower prices than stores, which hike up prices on food just because they carry the organic label.

Each year the decisions under consideration are the nest sites at which hiking should be restricted.