Sentence examples for miles usually from inspiring English sources

"Miles" usually sufficed.At the age of 22 he joined the Grenadier Guards (raised in 1656).

Each day we paddled about six miles, usually along the coast of Vargas Island.

THE journey of a thousand miles usually begins and ends with finding a parking space.

The mean distance of the bears' swims was about 110 miles, usually from areas of intermittent ice floes to the main area of pack ice.

Stays at Best Western hotels in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean earn 750 miles (usually 250 miles) until Jan . 31

Endurance racing involves treks of 100 miles usually with Arabian horses and overseen by equestrian governing body Federation Equestre Internationale, which also separately administers the Olympic sports of show jumping, eventing and dressage.

"What you judge to be half a mile usually turns out to be five, and four miles is certainly eighteen".

But hypermilers, a breed of specialists who take pride in going the extra mile, usually get their best results at very low speeds.

You will see camouflaged outposts seemingly every quarter mile, usually with a lone soldier standing guard... or smoking a cigarette.

In general, try to go at least one-half mile (usually 8-10 city blocks) from the danger area.

I normally set myself a target of 3pm for the first 100 miles, which usually means I do the rest by about 10pm or midnight, with food stops.