I love trips.

I like traveling.

I like to travel.

I like travelling.

I like to travel alone.

I like this trip.

You might say I'm traveling by thumb.

He likes traveling and so do I.

He likes to travel. I do, too.

I like to travel. It broadens the mind.

I really like travelling.

I was, for all the world, the walking guy.

A couple of years ago I was hiking near Cody, Wyoming.

I thought you'd be tickled to take a little trip.

I like to walk in the rain. I do to.

I don't like to travel. I knew he'd be here for the horse show.

I like to run.

I like jogging.

I like running.

I like taking walks.

He loves taking trips.

I never did like those tourist beaches.

I like to take a walk after meals.

My grandfather likes going for walks.

Get out of the airplane, it turns out you're trekking in Nepal.

So we love sentences. But, even more, we love languages.

Maybe it is vain of me, darling, but i like to show you off.

I like traveling.

I like to travel.

I Iove to travel.

I like a solitary walk.

And since I don't like to travel alone, they also invited my daughter, son in law and granddaughter, so we had a lovely trip to see Russia today, which is not a very pleasant and happy view.

Why? Because you like to hike?

I wouldn't like it, if it was the Ritz.

I like taking walks in nature.

I hate to give in like this.

I wouldn't like to think I'd been followed from my hotel this morning.

I like to travel by train.

My grandfather is fond of taking a walk early in the morning.

He likes taking a walk by himself.

She likes walking alone.

Recently I took my family we do these rather kind of nerdy mathematical trips, which my family love.

Everything's in order, I hope you will enjoy your trip to Russia.

You probably wouldn't like that other place as much, senor.

That seemed really like a crisis to me, that they had never been able to develop a vocabulary about escape, and about travel, and modernity in this trailer that was consistent with the shell.