Sentence examples for miles because of from inspiring English sources
The danger zone was widened today from 10kms (six miles) from the glowing crater to 15kms (9 miles) because of the heightened threat.
Abdi Abdirahman, one of the favorites entering the race, was forced to pull out after 2.5 miles because of stiffness in his back.
Benjamin Charkow, a 39-year-old patent lawyer, said he uses the mileage count as a goal but probably wouldn't reach the 25 miles because of his busy schedule and a week's vacation.
Ben Swift of Britain emerged from a sprint finish to win the opening stage of the Tour of California, which was shortened to 76.3 miles because of snow at high elevations near the planned start at Squaw Valley.
A previous 2001 accord with Washington had barred South Korea from deploying ballistic missiles with a range of more than 300 kilometers (186 miles) because of concerns about a regional arms race.
The route had been planned to go to the nose-bleed height of 6,772 feet, but was shortened by about three miles because of snow on the roads.
She explains that in all but three grid regions in China, electric vehicles produce more CO2 per mile because of the coal source for the power than the equivalent gasoline-powered car: Electric vehicles are often propped up as the key technological innovation to solve the global climate crisis.
Providers are unwilling to lay out the capital for that last proverbial mile because of a 1996 telecommunications law which mandates that Bell-operated companies must provide "open access" to their pipeline to competitors at politically dictated prices.
Not surprisingly, he sees Park City as a year-round destination featuring hiking, biking, boating and very respectable golf courses where you hit the ball a mile because of the thin air.
He soon found trouble on Interstate 95, however, which was backed up for miles because part of an overpass had been destroyed in Thursday night's fiery crash in Bridgeport, Conn.
The plane carrying the first lady, a military version of a Boeing 737, was three miles behind the C-17 but was supposed to be five miles behind, because of the possibility of encountering turbulence from the cargo plane's wake.
