Sentence examples for miles brought from inspiring English sources
"Miles brought out the elegance of the space.
A new test this weekend of the Ghauri missile, which has a range of 900 miles, brought reproaches not only from India, but from President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
Championship qualifiers were entitled to plus-ones, so Miles brought her husband of thirty-five yeans, autouto mechanic who enjoys sports on a nonstatistical level.
But the tonalities and the feel that Miles brought and a lot of the other players from that period are still people that I listen to on a regular basis just for the feel if not for an understanding of the music.
The distance from Mesopotamia to the Meadowlands, about 6,000 miles, brings with it a certain perspective.
In Boone, Iowa, 30 miles away from the state capital, traffic backs up for miles bringing 200,000 people to Farm Progress, the US's largest agricultural show one.
Last year he logged more than 10,000 miles, bringing Teddy four or five times a month to classrooms, historic sites, fairs, conventions and conferences throughout the United States.
Leaving the Olympic Park and the Black Sea and heading up a cliff-lined valley for 30 miles brings one to the ski resorts, where the Alpine events will be staged.
Friends and founders Steven Dring and Richard Ballard are using hydroponics – the system of growing plants without soil – to create a hi-tech farm that cuts down on the food miles bringing food from harvest to plate and improves freshness.
But give a nanometer to the ever-hopeful faithful – hope being a virtue after all – and they will take ten thousand miles, bringing with them on the journey all the things for which religion is so notable, from fantasy through folly to febrility and fanaticism.
The U.S. projects include routes for pure freight, passenger transit and a mix of both, ranging from just 64 miles in length, connecting Boston to some smaller Massachusetts towns, to 1,152 miles, bringing Colorado and Texas together with a Cheyenne to Houston route that would prove useful for the military industrial and aerospace industries.
