Sentence examples for mileage from a from inspiring English sources

The game gets some extra mileage from a multiplayer mode.

But she discovered that she could get astonishing mileage from a scarf.

This prolonged and beautifully executed stand-off extracts great mileage from a simple situation.

While Peter Chelsom's screwball sex comedy lacks narrative coherence, it gets good mileage from a superior cast.

"If you don't know who I am, just pretend I'm Donny Osmond," he said, getting mileage from a crack about his own baby face.

When I was in my mid-twenties, I bought my first car, with a six-figure mileage, from a friend of my father's.

But he gets most political mileage from being a plain speaker of unpalatable truths, and he drew applause and laughter when he pointed out exaggerations or obfuscations by his opponents.

There is mileage from UKIP here a-plenty.

Subtract Mileage A from Mileage B. This will give you the number of miles you drove since your last fill-up.

I'm looking forward to Splatoon, which could arrive in May, but while it's a delight in multiplayer mode (I chuckled my way through a four-on-four match at EGX last year) I can't see myself getting much mileage from it in a solo capacity.

The Wire: The Complete First Season; HBO; $100 David Simon has gotten a lot of mileage from his years as a crime reporter for the Baltimore Sun.