Sentence examples similar to a span of miles from inspiring English sources

There is mention of "Bloop," the mysterious "low glugging burp" that can be heard over a span of 3,000 miles.

I don't have the marathon background and insight, and in a span of 26 miles anything can happen.

With a span of 3.3km (2.1 miles), it will be by far the world's longest suspension bridge.

It sent fleets of cars and trucks hurtling from parking lots, and turned homes into chips of wood and tile, before heading deeper into Miyagi and Iwate Prefectures across a span of six miles.

And so for five days, over a span of 53 miles, through biting cold and frequent rain, they marched.

The researchers determined the age of the seaweed patches using DNA sequencing at 40 different sites over a span of 2,000 miles, from Spain to Cyprus, according to New Scientist magazine.

In the stretch of highway between Fallon and Delta, Utah, a span of 409 mile, there are three small towns, Austin, Eureka and Ely.

· The bridge was planned to have a span of about 2 miles.

When you're ready, swoop across to Whistler on the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, which is an event in itself: the cabins, which fit 28, dangle up to 1,427 feet high over a span of almost three miles.

Since about 3,000 to 5,000 new homes have been built in the past five years from Mount Sinai to Rocky Point (a span of about five miles from Port Jefferson), "you can see the need," Mr. Damianos said.

While much of Apulia's shoreline is flat, the eastern stretch between land's end and Otranto, a span of about 25 miles, represents a jaggedly beautiful exception, and it puts you so close to Greece, which parts of Apulia resemble, that at one point the only station we could get on our car radio was a Greek one.