Sentence examples for kilometres only from inspiring English sources

It has been on the schedule only since 2008, and has existed in its current format – four women over four kilometres – only since 2013.

For every inhabitant of Barcelona, a city of 2.8m people covering just 162 square kilometres, only 0.7 tonnes of carbon dioxide are produced in this way.Atlanta's commuters are like most in the nation, however.

In areas with poor visibility, field staff found it particularly challenging to identify homes and frequently became lost or disoriented, at times walking kilometres only to find homesteads that had already been visited by a fellow research assistant.

The distance between the two study areas is only ten kilometres, but there are large differences in cultural habits, socio-economic conditions and health care system.

Rutan's data showed that Melvill had reached a hundred kilometres by only four hundred feet.

Both systems needed large electrodes, buried in the ground 50-60km andrt, and could then send signals to submarines thousands of kilometres away but only one way, and at a rate of around ten characters per minute.

The mean distance (± standard error) of the sampled communities to the nearest town /LGA headquarters was 11.22 ± 0.41 kilometres; with only about half (54.2%) linked to the nearest town/LGA headquarter by a paved road, 52.7% linked to the national electricity grid and 43.7% having access to portable water either through the public tap (10.7%) or public borehole (32.6%) (See: Shittu, [2011]).

In that way, mountains several kilometres across but only a few tens of centimetres high could develop, having about the mass of the planet Saturn.

They are hundreds of kilometres long, but only about 10 metres deep". "A lot of people have been drawn to this image of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons, because it looks a bit like the Death Star in Star Wars," says Cooper.

Motya is just four kilometres square, yet only five per cent has been excavated to date.

But Mr Mas-Colell adds that Catalans will take into account Madrid's attitude and any offers it makes them.Seen from Madrid, 619 kilometres from Barcelona but only two-and-a-half hours away by high-speed train, Mr Mas's gambit is an unwelcome distraction from the hard grind of dealing with the hangover from the wild property boom of the early-to-mid 2000s.