Sentence examples for low miles from inspiring English sources

Florida car with low miles, the ad said.

("Low miles, driven only on weekends") The whereabouts of the No. 1 car are unknown.

For low miles, petrol will be fine, but averaging 15,000 to 20,000-plus miles a year and it has to be diesel.

Far easier are decisions involving newer cars with low miles, Mr. Shetty said, like those that car rental companies return to automakers, typically after they reach the 20,000-mile mark.

It is worth considering for the long-term wagon investor, as it and its G.M. stablemates were the last of the full-size rear-drive wagons; $6,000 to $8,000 should buy one with low miles and a good history.

The item description reads: Very Low miles for this prestigious and yet famously/ infamously originally owned (depending on whether you are a Democrat or a Republican) or for that matter a recent investor who just found out that your investment into MF Global 1+ billion dolllars investment has been temporarily misplaced, 1987 Jaguar XJSC.

Here's more; "Very low mile car, but has all typical pacer problems, Saggy Drivers door, cracked door panels, there is not a working radio in this car or speakers.

I'd risen at dawn, vomited on a tiny six-passenger plane, and walked one mile down a busy highway in a town called Show Low (160 miles from Phoenix) to get to Susie's car.

And 'made in the UK for low carbon miles' whatever that means.

It sources all meat locally to ensure low food miles and traceability and also stocks game in season.

That's what makes the mileage run possible it is essentially a form of arbitrage that allows flyers to instantaneously "buy" low (get miles cheaper than normal) and then "sell" high (redeem them at cheaper-than-normal rates).