Sentence examples for miles of human from inspiring English sources

Is the photography, done over the course of two and a half years in 20 countries (and involving 420,000 miles of human travel), sufficiently spectacular?

"Hundreds of billions of miles of human driving data may be needed to develop safe and reliable autonomous vehicles," said Chris Ballinger, director of mobility services and chief financial officer at Toyota's research institute, in a statement.

They can traverse hundreds of miles of human dominated landscapes to find the just the right home -- sometimes in places they haven't been for hundreds of years.

Glenn and I are no strangers to adventure having covered over 20,000 miles of human-powered travel between us by kayak, bike and canoe.

"We've used a thousand fifty-seven miles of virgin human hair on our tests," he said.

But it was in the marathon, the 26.2-mile symbol of human endurance, that Waitz most distinguished herself, setting a world record of 2 hours 32 minutes 30 seconds the first time she ran one, in New York in 1978, and subsequently lowering the world standard three more times.

It may be hundreds of miles from human civilization, but it's not remote enough to escape the litter of our modern lives.

For miles, the only obvious sign of human activity was the odd cellphone tower, usually with a generator to power it and a native guard.

For some of the students, this was the first time they had ever seen the Milky Way, let alone camped out many miles from even the smallest of human settlements.

Last October, a robot car designed by a team of Stanford engineers covered 132 miles of desert road without human intervention to capture a $2 million prize offered by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, part of the Pentagon.

Instead of companies reporting thousands of miles without disengagements (human interventions), he said we need to see millions of miles.