Sentence examples for miles of raw from inspiring English sources

After Riefenstahl had spent nearly two years editing 250 miles of raw footage, it was premiered with Hitler as guest of honour on his 49th birthday in 1938.

Those films, Hulbert says, were basically miles and miles of raw data, and the children seen in them — white middle-class youngsters from New Haven — were in no way a representative sample.

Those films, Hulbert says, were basically miles and miles of raw data, and the children seen in them white middle-class youngsters from New Haven were in no way a representative sample.

Once principal photography was finished, Forman found himself with miles of raw material, so he and his editor, Miroslav Hájek, spent many long hours organizing the footage into a series of situations, like the "big dance" situation and the "meeting the parents" situation.

To the north the widest, most immaculate beach I've ever seen stretches for miles, like a bolt of raw silk unspooled between sea and jungle.

When you stagger red-eyed out of bed to peer into the murky dawn, you will see rank upon serried rank of raw "superblock" developments, a mile apart, marching into the distance.

He is the wealthiest Wu they know in Yongqiang, a satellite town of Wenzhou, a city 365km (227 miles) south of Shanghai famed for its embrace of raw capitalism.

At the Muir Beach Overlook, a bluff top you can reach by hike or car about a mile west of Muir Beach, there's a great panorama of raw coastline, with almost no signs of civilization.

When you are passing through the area, there is strong smell of raw oil that thickens the air for miles.

Swing clear of the mother ship at 50,000 feet; fire up the jet engine and accelerate to more than Mach 2.9 (a speed of 2,150 miles, or 3,460 kilometres, per hour) in an 80-second burst of raw power.

And every two days, he forwards thousands of gallons of raw milk to the Humboldt Creamery, which rises five miles away beside the twisting, rushing Eel River.