Sentence examples for kilometers from a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Murphy's home is less than three miles, or five kilometers, from a drill site belonging to Cuadrilla Resources, an energy company that says it has found more natural gas in the area's shale rock than Iraq has in its entire reserves.

The facility is 25 kilometers from a city.

The ferrets lived about 0.4 kilometers from a swine farm.

We're also fifty kilometers from a hotbed of entrepreneurial energy and a further 400 kilometers from another hotbed of entrepreneurial energy and, further down the Adriatic coast, another hotbed.

They conjure an image of the frost-bitten explorer and two companions, their heating fuel gone, spending their last minutes alive huddled in a tent only 18 kilometers from a resupply depot: "We shall stick it out to the end but we are getting weaker of course and the end cannot be far.

Gerald Amos of the Haisla Nation in British Columbia said, "I live 6 kilometers from a pipeline.

But to Mrs. Brunot, it means a place "of imagination and fantasy, a few kilometers from la lune," that is the moon.

We are only a few kilometers from an immense dam that, if sabotaged, would flood the entire region extending to Mosul and on to Baghdad.

Jens Koch, a businessman from Kiel, Germany, bought a three-bedroom home 20 kilometers from Ljungby, a town of 15,000 residents in the southern Swedish province of Smaland.

Early that next morning, at 1 38 A.M., some twenty kilometers from Rimouski, a crewman reported the lights of an unidentified boat thirteen kilometers off the starboard bow.

At least another 16 severely wounded people were brought to a hospital in the Turkish town of Gaziantep, about 80 kilometers from Azaz, a doctor in that hospital told Human Rights Watch.