Sentence examples for miles of small from inspiring English sources
Linking them are hundreds of miles of small country roads perfect for bike touring.
There, in the thousands of pothole wetlands and miles of small creeks, the story of our clean water begins and ends.
Part of the money will go to further road-building, including the road from Kandahar to Herat, and more than 620 miles of small feeder roads.
The new guidelines provide much-needed protections to thousands of miles of small streams and millions of acres of wetlands that are no less crucial to the health of the nation's drinking water and its aquatic ecosystems.
The borough's housing defies generalization: it includes grand Victorian villas, miles of small working-class terraces, interwar flats and family homes, and mass housing projects from late 20th-century urban renewal programs.
Senate Republicans are trying to subvert the Clean Water Act with a rider denying protections to one-fifth on the nation's wetlands and as many as two million miles of small streams.
The acquisition includes 150 miles of small-diameter trunk lines that handle about 24,000 barrels of oil a day, Teppco said.
The United States has 165,000 miles of oil pipelines, and about 200,000 miles of large interstate natural gas pipelines (plus many more miles of smaller lines).
The Corps has been increasingly applying its energies to protecting navigable waterways while ignoring thousands of miles of smaller streams and millions of acres of wetlands that are critical to the nation's drinking water and aquatic ecosystems.
LDC are either the property of local governments or investor-owned, and transport gas from delivery points along the larger interstate or intrastate pipeline system and into miles of small-diameter local distribution pipe.
There's a Tesco Express somewhere and a Subway, but otherwise it's over a mile of small concerns: art galleries, jewellers, health food shops, a handmade kids' clothing boutique, and more cafes, bars and restaurants than you could shake an organic focaccia at.
