Sentence examples for off the mile from inspiring English sources
For those reasons alone, the features writer at the News Of The World thought I would be the ideal person to send undercover into what she suspected was a child abuse ring, based just off the Mile End Road in East London.
Such is the case of Aeroplan, a spin off of the miles programs started by Toronto based Air Canada.
Their hands full, the family set off on the mile-long walk.
He likes to fish and take long walks with his pedometer ticking off the miles.
7 June Abby writes: "I am ticking off the miles slowly but surely.
With the benefit of daylight, however, everything seems much easier and my legs soon fall into a rhythm, knocking off the miles at a steady pace.
They will stay off for the mile-and-three-sixteenths Preakness.
"Red Bullet, coming off the Preakness win and having time off; Commendable, coming off the mile-and-a-half Belmont; and More Than Ready, coming off the Derby, all favored Albert.
A reddish-brown steam was rising off the miles of bush, off the farmlands — the earth.
He finished 20 seconds behind Menchov, ticking off the miles without betraying even the slightest look of distress.
Sun was bouncing off the miles of Jerusalem stone and the black hats of the Hasidim on the afternoon when Mike Huckabee went to visit the Wailing Wall, earlier this year.
