Sentence examples for line miles from inspiring English sources
Some of the best things — and biggest mysteries — in this city can be found hidden in the nondescript strip malls that line miles of thoroughfares, most famously exotic ethnic restaurants tucked into plain storefronts.
BOTTOM LINE "Miles can be confusing and hard to redeem, but cash has no blackout dates, and everyone understands that value of a dollar," said John Ulzheimer, president of Consumer Education at SmartCredit.com.
Nowhere is this news less welcome than in the American suburbs, along quiet, leaf-strewn streets, our Elysian fields spilling out beyond the horizon line, miles from ground zero, but suddenly, and to every resident's dismay, implicated in the whole raucous, atrocious business of terrorism.
In the second story line, Miles, a lonely man in his 30s working for a mail-order magic operation in Cleveland, lives in pursuit of his charismatic, paranoid schizophrenic identical twin brother, Hayden, who vanished some 10 years earlier — and possibly murdered their mother and stepfather.
Matrigel induces tube-like structures in several cell types, including endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells [17], [18], and we used an immortalized endothelial cell line, Mile Sven 1 (MS1), for most experiments described in this study.
A record number of Kenyans, nearly 10 million, waited in lines miles long on Thursday to scratch an X next to their chosen candidate.
It took about 1,000 years for an ancient Peruvian civilization to finish the Nazca Lines, miles of lines etched into the desert depicting plant and animal life, and we're still studying the drawings two millennia later.
Sandy's effects were far greater than society was prepared for, with hospitals shut down because of power outages and gas lines miles in length as tankers couldn't deliver fuel because of port damage.
"We crossed the line ten miles back," he said.
We crossed the line, many miles back, that divides having a blast from simply being blasted.
These countries all lie along the titular tenth parallel, a latitudinal line 700 miles north of the equator.
