Sentence examples for miles changing from inspiring English sources

The New York Times reported this week that Lockheed Martin has developed a long-range anti-ship missile for the US air force and navy that can fly itself, with no human touch, for hundreds of miles, changing its flight-path autonomously to avoid radar detection.

They include shortening the distance of the race, to four miles and three-and-a-half furlongs from four-and-a-half miles, and changing the core material used to build the fences, from wood to a more forgiving, flexible plastic material.

Changes already announced for this year's race include shortening the distance to four miles and three-and-a-half furlongs from four-and-a-half miles and changing the core of fences - which are dressed in spruce - from wood to a more forgiving, flexible plastic material.

They may go five thousand miles without changing course.

Oil chemistry and engine technology have improved to the point that most cars can go several thousand more miles before changing the oil, Mr. Reed said.

The way customers rack up miles is changing, too.

I was driven over 200 miles to Boston, changing vehicles three times.

Such is the aftermath of an EF5 tornado that landed and lingered on the Sunday evening of May 22, carving across the city's belly, carrying winds of more than 200 miles an hour, changing everything.

The feature breaks the weather map into small blocks and can tell a driver when the weather immediately ahead or even miles ahead is changing in dangerous ways, said Sven Finnis, the program manager for XM NavWeather.

The proposals include a right for people to be treated near their home and family, rather than in settings hundreds of miles away, and changing the "default" response so that it is harder for people to be admitted to institutions, such as providing assessment and treatment units, when appropriate care in the community is available.

The Irish border is about 310 miles long with as many as 275 crossing points and, apart from road signs changing from miles per hour to kilometres per hour, there is no physical infrastructure to see.