Sentence examples for from the miles from inspiring English sources

For one thing, my big toe was agony: a stress fracture from the miles and weeks of West Country hills I'd just ridden.

That Mr. Sokurov has as much creative exuberance as any living filmmaker should be obvious from the miles of celluloid he's exposed.

Winter is setting in, our gardens are full of dried stalks of whatnot and our backs are just beginning to recover from the miles of rows we hoed, right?

Far from wanting to "listen to our breathing" to achieve an optimum split time, we'd rather drown it out with something more interesting that will distract our minds from the miles of unrun road ahead.

Two people died and more than 80 were hurt Thursday when at least 140 vehicles collided in eastern Texas in a pileup that left trucks twisted on top of one another and the authorities rushing to pull survivors from the miles of wreckage.

He's referring to the 2005 Australian film that never was, adapted by Moorhouse from the Miles Franklin-winning novel by Murray Bail and set to star Nicole Kidman, Crowe and Weaving, until Fox cancelled production just three days into filming due to "creative differences" between Crowe and Moorhouse.

It then describes the disparities in those same sociodemographic characteristics for communities that fall within one of the six distance categories 0 10 miles from the nearest NPP, 11 20 miles, 21 30 miles, 31 40 miles, 41 50 miles, 0 50 miles, and more than 50 miles from the nearest NPP, across the period spanning 1990 2010.

That's what separates the 300,000-mile flier from the million-mile one".

It is less than a mile from the reservoir, one mile from Balcombe village and three miles from the Millennium Seed Bank.

DNA from the Nine Mile strain (RSA 493) was used as a reference.

LOCATION: About 30 minutes from San Diego airport; four miles inland from the Pacific Ocean; 20 miles north of downtown San Diego.