Sentence examples for later miles from inspiring English sources

He ran only a tiny bit slower in later miles of the 2015 New York City Marathon than he did in the first five thousand metres of this weekend's race.

The fertile soils of this valley once supported not only acres of indigo and tobacco and, later, miles of cotton fields, but also a complex Creole culture, blending traditions of people of French, Spanish, African and Indian descent.

They turn out not to figure much in the plot, appearing — or rather, half-appearing — only a handful of times: once, while crossing a creek, Sally feels "a cold, wet wormy thing" on the back of her leg and flicks it off; a decade later, miles downriver, she glimpses "some kind of water snake or maybe a salamander or a newt," its "long-fingered hands clinging to the curve of a rock".

Later, Miles reflects that "most of it was simply not there.

In the British version, Anna and Miles slept together once and, three years later, Miles still has not called back.

When they finally arrived in Nauvoo, a full 10 weeks later, Miles was said to be so ill he had to be carried ashore.

The disappointment was obvious and five minutes later Mile Jedinak cut down Morrison 20 yards out.

Much later, Miles Straume − a psychic who can read people's thoughts from their time of death − indicates that he knows about the diamonds.

Another call came in 10 minutes later, several miles away.

He was captured about two hours later, five miles away, in Brownsville.

A few months LATER, several miles to the east, I watched scallops being fished in a very different way.