Sentence examples for miles used from inspiring English sources

Accumulating frequent-flier miles used to be relatively straightforward.

"Before, 10 miles used to be so hard," she said.

For frequent-flier tickets, the airline has to credit miles used back to your account.

Pupils learned about healthy eating as well as the environmental concerns raised because of the air miles used to import food.

The walk-up fare on the trans-Atlantic routes is about $10,000, though corporations negotiate discounts and a traveler wallowing in frequent-flier miles used to be able to book an upgrade.

This sort of detailed foreign exchange information, which I guarantee will instantly trump any unwelcome lounge colloquies on the mind-numbing subject of someone else's frequent-flier miles, used to be somewhat inconvenient to obtain with any precision and convenience.

Waze claims users have driven over 3.2bn miles using the service.

The second assignment is to boost the station by 26 miles, using the shuttle as an elevator.

For the latter, a recommended route is Reims to Ambonnay (12 miles), then continue to Epernay (16 miles), using a great canal - and river-side path.

Aerie, a start-up based in Denver, has plans to build the biggest United States fiber network at 20,000 miles, using rights of way from pipeline companies.

That system, which is expected to become available in 2004, can cover a range of one to two miles using radio frequency technology, the company says.