Sentence examples for miles it would from inspiring English sources

At 64 miles, it would be twice the length of the Channel Tunnel between Britain and the Continent.

The problem is that all those predictions were based on a sort of technological determinism: because videoconferencing — or E-mail, or Webcasting — was more efficient than flying a team of executives thousands of miles, it would necessarily win out.

If he could travel at the speed of light - approximately 186,000 m.p. second-to cover the 25 trillion miles it would take an astronaut four & a half light-years of uninterrupted traveling to make his stellar landing.

Boeing's plan, which is not fully developed, is to keep planes alone in a circle with a radius of three to five miles; it would keep planes clear of a cone-shaped zone in front of each plane, the shape and direction of the cone depending on the plane's intended course.

According to Chicago-based phone company Ameritech Corp., if you were running a line from the center of Chicago to Gary, Ind., about 28 miles, it would cost $717 per month just for the line.

I didn't know how many miles it would be or how long it would take.

After Lloyds' experience with payment protection insurance – its £3.2bn provision is the largest by a mile – it would be understandable if customers flee when they are asked if they would like to deepen their relationship with the bank, as the jargon has it.

Proponents of the model on the far right believe that market distortions created by the tax deductibility of health insurance and expenses are enormous, and the extra political mile it would take to eliminate these well worth the effort in terms of marketplace correction and health system self-reform.

And at a mere 12 miles long and 5 miles wide, it would be easy to pigeonhole Hilton Head as just another golfer's paradise.

The distance of the race would be 11/4 miles, and it would be run on October 12 , 1920 at Kenilworth Park in Windsor, Ontario.

Mr. DeMille concurred: "You could go to Kansas and travel for 200 miles, and it wouldn't be much different.