Sentence examples for miles opening from inspiring English sources

By now he reckons he has covered about 4,800 miles, opening the season for going undressed in public.

The new vehicle is expected to descend more than four miles, opening 99percentt of the ocean floor to inquiry.

The improved vehicle would push the frontier considerably deeper, to 4 miles, opening 99percentt of the ocean floor to exploration.

Almost 140 miles are open now; the last two miles opened on June 7, National Trails Day.

The lake is encircled by the magnificent Gardesana scenic route (89 miles), opened in 1931.

Russia's Yevgeny Bezroutchenko surged into the lead in the final kilometer yesterday and won the men's 10-kilometer (6.2 miles) open water race by two seconds at the world swimming championships in Fukuoka, Japan.

Mrs. Miles opened the refrigerator and began emptying the grocery bags into it.

"Igby Goes Down" opened two weeks ago, "The Banger Sisters" opened last Friday and "Moonlight Mile" opens today.

In the spring of 1863, Lord & Taylor in New York, down on Ladies' Mile, opened a "mourning store," where the new widows of the Civil War could dress their grief in suitable fashion.

The Last Mile opened on Broadway in February, where Tracy's intense performance was met by a standing ovation that lasted 14 curtain calls.

Italian ocean racers won the first two gold medals of the world championships yesterday in Fukuoka, Japan, capturing the men's and women's 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) open-water events.