Sentence examples for miles between two from inspiring English sources

Last month I cycled the four miles between two of London's most iconic brutalist housing estates, the Barbican and Robin Hood Gardens.

The building of the Panama canal, running 50 miles between two oceans, was an engineering triumph, completed by American engineers after decades of struggle through thick forest and swamps.

Doug preaches the "get to know a city by running it" travel ethos and suggested running from the center out to Ibirapuera, an absolutely insane idea that I agreed to after realizing it was only 4.4 miles between two sections of town that to local Paulistanos were worlds apart.

By the summer of 2006, my route had shrunk to a fraction of its old self: about half a mile between two posts of armed Iraqis.

It took sixteen hours to drive the three hundred miles between the two cities.

Cheryl L. Yuhas, head of earth science missions at the Washington headquarters of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said the maneuver put more than two miles between the two spacecraft, preventing a potential crackup.

Driving the 352 miles between the two cities takes five to seven hours, while a high-speed train would complete the trip in about three hours, according to the Transport Ministry.

Rafiki had taken to counting the miles between homes: twenty, fifty, more.

Allied with forces in the country's Army loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, they seized control of the two hundred and sixty miles between the two cities and entered Aden.

Yet we rarely bridge the four miles between the two headquarters in Brussels, and as a result our efforts are far less effective than they can and should be.

Geographically, there are 20 miles between the two places; anthropologically, more than three million years.