Sentence examples for mileage to from inspiring English sources

Signposts were abstract, indicating the trail, but not mileage to the next town.

It lifts the EX's mileage to a class-leading 27/36 m.p.g.

"They are political creatures," Mr. Aldrich said, "and they detect some political mileage to be gained".

The downsize is a big drop in mileage, to 22/29 m.p.g.

I suspect there's a lot more mileage to be had from Carl.

There are many theories: training has evolved from high mileage to long, slow distance.

They could avoid the city completely and get political (and frequent flier) mileage to boot.

"This reinforces the fact that driving style, driving conditions and other factors can cause mileage to vary".

There is very little extra mileage to be gained for the Democrats in depicting Mr Romney as a tough boss.

The guild is seeking increases for everything from reimbursement rates for car mileage to continuing payments called residuals.

Japanese regulators have ordered automakers to improve average gas mileage to 35.5 miles a gallon in 2010, from 30.3 now.