Sentence examples for miles alone from inspiring English sources

The two robbers had moved to Room 252, where they burst in and found Miles alone.

Try running twenty-six miles alone and you'll have three, four, or five hours of sheer torture.

"The disparity between discount and premium-class fares is too great to be offset by miles alone," an American spokeswoman, Marcy Letourneau, said.

He was captured by the Boers but managed to escape to Delagoa Bay, now Maputo Bay in Mozambique, having travelled many miles alone over enemy territory.

The Penobscot River's once-abundant runs of salmon, shad, sturgeon, alewives, eels and smelt were nearly wiped out because for years the dams — there are three in the river's first 10 miles alone — impeded migrations to their spawning grounds.

C. 1783 c. 1833 Hugh Glass, (born c. 1783 died c. 1833) American frontiersman and fur trapper who became a folk hero after surviving a bear attack and then traveling hundreds of miles alone to safety.

On the women's side, Caroline Rotich of Kenya ran the last mile alone, smiling much of the way, before crossing in a personal best 1 hour, 8 minutes, 52 seconds.

Also this week, the City of London Corporation mounted the #SquareBroadband campaign in protest at the lack of super-fast broadband in the City, saying they are unaffordable for the 13,000 small and medium-sized enterprises in the Square Mile alone.

For anyone to think it is okay to allow small children to walk almost a half mile alone across a heavily traveled road, not to mention left in unsafe conditions, is criminal and will not be ignored".

How do you keep track of the T-shirt miles, let alone the agrochemical count and the sweatshop abuses?

(Of course, you can't earn miles, let alone double miles, while traveling on award coupons, so taking advantage of the reductions is a bit of a win-lose proposition).