Sentence examples for miles compared with from inspiring English sources

Altogether, Cityside covers several square miles, compared with the City's compact one.

The Katyusha has a range of about 7 ½ to 12 ½ miles, compared with the Qassam's range of 5 to 7 ½ miles.

Ships using the Arctic to move cargo from Hamburg, Germany, to Yokohama, Japan, would save about 4,800 miles compared with the usual route through the Suez Canal.

(Aides said the distance traveled is arbitrary but added that Mr. Biden has traveled nearly 700,000 miles, compared with Mrs. Clinton's 956,733 miles).

And English wine – produced and bottled at home with much reduced food miles compared with imported alternatives – is clearly being seen as a positive sustainable option for both retailers and consumers.

Mr. Carrozza, who clocks a five-minute mile over three miles (compared with a 6 45 for Mr. Bush), later sent the president a training plan that included speed work and a recommendation for some longer runs.

The median time for marathon finishers last year was 4 27:02, a pace of 10 12 a mile, compared with 3 59 29 in 1989, a pace of 9 03 a mile.

US Airways has the highest operating costs in the industry, at more than 12 cents a mile, compared with Southwest's costs of less than 8 cents.

Some jokes on "Wild 'N Out" may only go about eight-tenths of a mile, compared with that movie's stellar standoff, but this is improvised, not scripted.

Although electric cars are cheap to operate — about two cents a mile, compared with about twelve cents for gasoline-powered vehicles — the batteries are expensive.

According to the 2000 census, it has 6,855 residents per square mile, compared with 12,750 in Chicago, 26,403 in New York and 7,877 in sprawling Los Angeles.