hike造句怎么写

It's a mountain of festering refuse, a half-hour hike across, emitting clouds of smoke from subterranean fires.

I would hike between huts if they came with beds, flush toilets and food, but where's that going to happen?

Rebalancing means shifting some money from investment to consumption, and the vehicle for this change is a wage hike.

Since we were in the Northwest for a wedding, I decided a hike together in Glacier National Park would be perfect.

Veteran guide John Robens (at far left) leads a soggy team through a moss-covered passage in Claustral Canyon, a few hours' hike from their exit point.

The story: one day, the Japanese Kabuki masters Kanya an ancient people who hike, he deliberately before to play untie his shoes, trying to show the people travel tired.

It has fallen 6% versus the Malaysian ringgit, the biggest slide in Asia, thanks to Malaysia's interest-rate hike in March, which increased demand for the Asian currency from foreign investors.

He wants to hike round the world.

When we go camping, I hike in the woods.

They watch five people hike along a track bordered by a ravine.

Use camelbacks if you are going on amore strenuous hike (backpacks with water bladders and drinking tubes).

I can't go and take a hike through the trees to see how badly it had been overrun by the growing brushes.

In the middle of the hike, dark clouds rolled in and even after the rain started to pelt down on them, Maeshiro encouraged his kids to keep on so they could see the sights below.

To hike while carrying a backpack.

They did not need to hike interest rates to save the currency and soothe investors.

Mr Osborne could have softened the effect of a future interest-rate hike by loosening fiscal policy a jot.

The trail is also well marked out and in good condition; it only takes 90 minutes to hike but you may want to allow more time for lunch and lingering.

Pack up your remaining items and hike to a remote spot.

You can hike there or drive through the park.

Many towns in the West consider themselves “outdoor” towns—suggesting a citizenry eager to bike, run, ski, paddle, hunt, fish, hike, backpack, float and camp.