Sentence examples for miles lower than from inspiring English sources

Its entire top seems to have been blown off in an early impact, resulting in a so-called crustal dichotomy: Mars's northern hemisphere is at an average elevation one and a half miles lower than the southern.

When a two-member crew complained that the airline's flight plan called for more than eight hours of flying time, the airline substituted the plan with one that avoided head winds by having the plane cruise at 26,000 feet, about a mile lower than a typical altitude for a long-distance flight.

The ship went down about 300 miles southwest of Ireland in waters 2.9 miles deep — lower than the resting place of the Titanic.

Once again, the velocity on his fastball was clocked mostly at 90 to 91 miles per hour, a few miles an hour lower than what it had been for most of his career, until last year.

Most telling, the velocity of his fastball was a few miles an hour lower than normal, suggesting more trouble with the elbow.

G.M. says that it sets the computer chips in its sport utilities for a top speed that is 14 miles an hour lower than the top speed of the tires.

A mile lower she recovered.

The galloping zoo-bred cheetahs topped out at a little less than 40 miles per hour, slightly lower than the top speed for the greyhounds.

It's so far south, in fact, that it is closer to Tunisia (70 miles) than Sicily (130 miles), and latitudinally it is actually lower than Tunis and Algiers.

Hobbyists can use small UAS so long as their operations are strictly for hobby or recreational purposes, they stay five miles from an airport, stay lower than 400 feet above ground level and are within the visual line of sight of the operator.

XD Electric's lower-than-expected I.P.O.