Sentence examples for miles to keep from inspiring English sources

If I don't have a morning or afternoon game, I'll go for a run in Central Park, six or seven miles, to keep fit.

Thus the linchpin is one who smokes incessantly, loves a drink and drives thousands of perilous miles to keep the bandwagon rolling.

For instance, because trucks move slowly on the country's congested roads, Wal-Mart's fruit and vegetable distribution center near Haider Nagar supplies retail stores only within 200 kilometers (124 miles) to keep produce fresh.

Halfway along, there were emotional farewells as one group, taking a leisurely 15 days, broke away to stay in one village, while the others tramped a few more miles to keep to the 13-day schedule.

There's enough right within five miles to keep me busy the rest of my life.

There were soldiers stationed every couple miles to keep an eye on things, and I had a team of six armed guards walk me out to the volcano, which seemed excessive, but all in all it did not seem particularly dangerous.

Her current district is small enough — at 4,433 square-miles — to keep her within close range of home; the one drawn by the courts, for that reason and others, just won't work.

With the stakes so high, investors are betting that Europe will go the extra mile to keep Greece afloat.

Q: Well, it sounds like you're not going to characterize it, sir, as going the extra mile to keep our agreement with the SALT treaty to do that.

"In the interests of our community and at the request of the state mediator, Buffalo teachers have gone more than the extra mile to keep schools open," the union said in a statement.

Meanwhile, in the background, arguments for enabling the Square Mile to keep trading with EU nations as before and for finding a way for London, the heartland of Remain sentiment, to secure its own, special arrangements to allow EU workers to continue to freely come and go are being aired.