Sentence examples for miles of what from inspiring English sources
We rode along ridges looking out over miles of what some call the Little Smokies.
Today, we're going to float about 15 miles of what tends to be the most productive stretch".
The Kurds now share a huge border with ISIS-controlled territory, and only a few miles of what is left of Iraq.
A ministry spokesman said two Chinese reconnaissance planes had flown within about 25 miles of what Japan considers its airspace, Reuters said.
En route, though, the roads had been bordered by miles of what they call moonscape, volcanic rock as far as the eye can see.
It occupies eighteen hundred acres in all, nearly three square miles, of what would be prime real estate were it not for the recurrent arrival of rocks.
"You're never within a mile of what I'm thinking," said Mr. Preble.
Except for those with pockets deep enough to arrange chartered flights between the dunes and the Damara homesteads, it demands patience with corrugated gravel roads and mile after mile of what poets are fond of calling terrible beauty.
"A huge question mark hangs over our long-term viability at Brisbane Road with the move of another professional football club to within a mile of what has been our home since 1937," the club said.
We were about 11 miles south of what had been Hemingway's house.
But the Union troops battled the rebels at Picacho Pass, about 50 miles northwest of what is now Tucson.
