Sentence examples for a fine distance from inspiring English sources

90 miles is a fine distance, but I believe that four hours of city driving is a better metric.

When performing this trick: First, show the fake quarter to your audience within a fine distance.

So Farah went to America, as British fighters were once urged to do if they ever wanted to know about the entrails of the professional game, and under the guidance of the fine distance runner Alberto Salazar he brought himself to an entirely new level of performance on the Oregon coast.

Steeplechase competitors are often specialists, but there are examples of fine distance runners who have successfully overcome more experienced hurdlers.

4.46pm GMT 86 min: Nigeria striker Emmanuel Emenike goes down clutching his thigh after driving a fine effort from distance inches wide of the right upright.

The midfielder Callum McGregor, who started against Ajax only due to injuries and suspensions and scored in the 2-1 defeat, retained his place and was again on target with a fine shot from distance with only seven minutes gone but that was cancelled out by Caley's Miles Storey in the 39th minute.

He still took on the black, though, attempting a fine cut from distance, but his effort found the jaws of the pocket.

Gardyne offered the hosts hope of a consolation goal with some bright forward play, dragging one effort wide before smacking the ball off Gordon's left-hand post with a fine strike from distance.

Happily, Obama did a fine job of distancing himself from Reverend Wright's divisive views on racism in America, along with his fatuous "chickens come home to roost" assessment of our war against Islamic terrorism.

"Yichalal" is a word made popular in Ethiopia by Haile Gebrselassie, arguably the finest distance runner ever to grace track or road.

And squarely in the mix: America's finest distance runner, Galen Rupp.