Sentence examples for extended miles from inspiring English sources

(As a parallel, there is no immutable reason territorial waters should be extended miles from the shore, as they do, or 12, as the U.S. claimed during prohibition, but there must be an international definition of territorial waters or we'd all be shooting one another).

But a combination of the rain-softened Yorkshire turf and a step up to an extended mile and three-quarters clearly had a galvanising effect on the attractive daughter of Pivotal.

Frankel never raced further than the extended mile and a quarter of the Juddmonte International at York and excelled over a mile.

The devastation extends miles inland, so much so that even some evacuation centers were reportedly engulfed.

What Israel calls East Jerusalem is actually a substantial swatch of land extending miles into the West Bank in which 22 Palestinian villages have been engulfed.

Thompson explained the Fraser is a heavily-mudded waterway that carries silt from the province's interior and deposits it in a vast delta extending miles out into the Pacific.

The rays of impurity ostensibly radiate directly upward from the ground (i.e., there is no prohibition against a kohen walking a block away from a cemetery) and extend miles into the sky.

The area remained derelict for many years until it was cleared to extend Mile End Park.

Janet, Thomas and Thomas' sister, Geneva, are members of the Yurok tribe, whose long, narrow reservation follows the Klamath River for 43 miles, extending one mile from each bank.

1962 saw the eastern section extended 20 miles west to Iowa City and the central section was extended 25 miles east to Grinnell.

By this time, gale-force winds extended 150 miles (240 km) to the north of the center and 80 miles (130 km) to the south.