Sentence examples for miles during which from inspiring English sources

It took more than two days to cover a voyage of 250 miles during which we spent most of the time being violently sick.

Besides, each weekly SuperStar Leo cruise was to include a three-day excursion to Fanning Island in Kiribati, south of Hawaii, a round-trip journey of about 2,100 miles, during which the ship's casino would be open.

The journey covered nearly 10,000 miles, during which time the President made nearly 150 speeches, which were later published in a volume compiled by a correspondent from the New York MAIL AND EXPRESS (item no. 23) who accompanied the President's party.

As recently as July 2015, Google's driverless fleets logged over one million miles during which only 14 minor traffic accidents on public roads were recorded.

But a week with the 2013 Mercedes-Benz ML350 BlueTEC – days that featured a good many lazy highway miles during which the fuel-gauge needle barely budged – reinforced the essential appeal of civilian diesels.

What followed was a wild police pursuit over 25 miles during which the robbers threw explosives from the back of their truck and shot at the pursuing officers.

After a painfully slow mile, during which Farah was content to sit at the back as his team-mate Tom Farrell led the shuffling pack, the contest gently smouldered before erupting with two laps to go.

It meets the eastern junction with M-28 in Harvey, and the two highways run concurrent for nearly 60 mile, during which they follow the Lake Superior Circle Tour.

East of Adel, US 6 is a four-lane divided highway for 14 mile, during which, it passes through Waukee, Clive, and Urbandale along Hickman Road, and intersects I-35 / I-80.

Selma, which did pick up Oscar nominations for best film and best song, tells the story of the historic 1965 marches by civil-rights advocates from the titular Alabama town to the the state capital, Montgomery, 54 miles away, during which they were clubbed and tear-gassed by state troopers.

The group is expected to take about 30 days to complete the 400-mile trek, during which time organisers expect sympathisers to massively swell their numbers.