Sentence examples for miles which are from inspiring English sources

Iran is known to be working on missiles with a range of 2,000 miles, which are considered medium range.

Daily rates are $65 to $95, plus 18 cents a mile after the first 125 miles, which are free.

Conveniently, he also decided that Al-Farghani's calculations had been done in Roman miles as opposed to nautical miles, which are a fifth longer.

Survival is as paramount as speed, and competitors weave in walking, rest and "junk" miles, which are the four-letter words in most running circles.

China has placed record orders for American jets and this week agreed to lease five additional Russian airliners to meet the growth in passenger miles, which are up 20percentthis yearafterterecordrd growth in 1992 and 1993.

A Border Patrol agent who gave the Guardian a tour of the Nogales in Arizona – part of the nearly 700 miles which are already fenced – sidestepped opining about a wall, saying: "We have layers of defence". He also cited traffickers' ability to tunnel.

It means walking 12 or 13 miles, which is enough.

NOAA said the zone measured 6,765 square miles, which is not a record.

The DECA1 scale was only 12 nautical miles, which was much smaller than the emission control areas in US or Europe.

BYD claims that the e6 has a range of 300km (186 miles), which is about twice that of Nissan's Leaf.

The city's five counties encompass nearly thirty-four thousand square miles — which is about the size of Indiana.