Sentence examples for miles captured from inspiring English sources

The Allies advanced eight miles, captured 400 guns and took 12,000 prisoners.

The spacecraft camera, observing visible wavelengths at a distance of 200,000 miles, captured the moon as a virtually featureless orange globe.

In a Google blog post, out today, Google claimed its pollution data set to be the largest ever published, "With nearly 3 million measurements and 14,000 miles captured in the course of a year," and said it could apply the data to other cities in the future.

In a Google blog post, out today, Google claimed its pollution data set to be the largest ever published, "With nearly 3 million measurements and 14,000 miles captured in the course of a year," and said it could apply the data to other cities in the future.

After another three days of reorganising and patrolling, the division's time in Normandy came to an end; in nine days it had advanced 45 miles, captured 400 square miles of occupied territory and taken prisoner over 1,000 German soldiers.

By Monday evening the French had occupied two lines of trenches of the German second position on a front of over three miles, capturing at least seven batteries of guns and over 8,000 prisoners.

Before redeploying in April, JSOFOR elements drove over 26000 mile, captured 277 weapons, and destroyed over of explosives.

The British received plaudits from Winston Churchill, who sent a telegram to Wavell betraying his ignorance of events by stating: "Without using the Tiger cubs you have taken the offensive, advanced 30 mile, captured Halfaya and Sollum, taken 500 German prisoners and inflicted heavy losses in men and tanks.

Two events last week, some 2,000 miles apart, captured the fraught character of the current debate about multicultural Britain.

Surging away from the defending champion, Deriba Merga of Ethiopia, in the final two miles, Cheruiyot captured the 114th Boston Marathon in 2 hours 5 minutes 52 seconds.

By then, the brothers and their assistants had performed nearly nine thousand person-days of research, hiked a hundred and sixty-two thousand miles, and captured, marked, and studied two hundred and fifty-six Yellowstone grizzlies.