| "Star trek"? | |
| "The fake explorers' club newsletter describing his balloon trek | |
| "The journey of love Is an arduous trek | |
| (Trumpeting) lt's the dry season here, and thousands of elephants have started the desperate trek for food and water. | |
| , I know you didn't trek down to Gramercy Park to deliver baby pajamas. | |
| "Star trek"? | |
| "The fake explorers' club newsletter describing his balloon trek | |
| "The journey of love Is an arduous trek | |
| (Trumpeting) lt's the dry season here, and thousands of elephants have started the desperate trek for food and water. | |
| , I know you didn't trek down to Gramercy Park to deliver baby pajamas. | |
| "Smash cut to Four Leaf, who treks alone through a frightening jungle." | |
| And by the way, I like both star treks. | |
| Deeper than the mammoth hunt... deeper than any of her unicorn treks... Una went into the forest. | |
| Did you ever find it strange that every summer as a child she took you on treks to the far reaches of the globe? | |
| During one of my treks through Afghanistan... we lost our corkscrew and were compelled to live on food and water... | |
| "Smash cut to Four Leaf, who treks alone through a frightening jungle." | |
| And by the way, I like both star treks. | |
| Deeper than the mammoth hunt... deeper than any of her unicorn treks... Una went into the forest. | |
| Did you ever find it strange that every summer as a child she took you on treks to the far reaches of the globe? | |
| During one of my treks through Afghanistan... we lost our corkscrew and were compelled to live on food and water... | |
| And so they started out for the far-flung ports on the Atlantic coast by way of the Inca trail, having trekked the Andes forgoods to trade on theirtravels. | |
| For thousands of years, religious pilgrims have trekked here to perform the holy ritual of walking a 32-mile circular path carved along the mountain's base. | |
| Gabriel trekked alone across Occupied France before he eventually found refuge here in Nice with Madeleine, a kind-hearted woman. | |
| Having trekked over a thousand miles on foot, the Boys' enduring five-year exodus out of Sudan was over. | |
| He trekked across East Africa in his youth and was happiest on his own out in the bush.' | |
| - More trekking. | |
| - We went trekking in Nepal. | |
| - You know, you and me trekking through the jungle on our way to do something we don't quite understand. | |
| ...of trekking through the woods, finding secret places. Yeah. | |
| Adam, my bro' by law, n' his son n' me been trekking' back from Honokaa Market. | |
| And so they started out for the far-flung ports on the Atlantic coast by way of the Inca trail, having trekked the Andes forgoods to trade on theirtravels. | |
| For thousands of years, religious pilgrims have trekked here to perform the holy ritual of walking a 32-mile circular path carved along the mountain's base. | |
| Gabriel trekked alone across Occupied France before he eventually found refuge here in Nice with Madeleine, a kind-hearted woman. | |
| Having trekked over a thousand miles on foot, the Boys' enduring five-year exodus out of Sudan was over. | |
| He trekked across East Africa in his youth and was happiest on his own out in the bush.' | |
| - More trekking. | |
| - We went trekking in Nepal. | |
| - You know, you and me trekking through the jungle on our way to do something we don't quite understand. | |
| ...of trekking through the woods, finding secret places. Yeah. | |
| Adam, my bro' by law, n' his son n' me been trekking' back from Honokaa Market. | |
