Sentence examples for past miles from inspiring English sources

But this was all in the past, miles and years away.

We rose early the next morning and drove past miles of rolling sand dunes and breezy beaches before entering Ludington's 5,300-acre state park.

I walked past miles of industrial hangars echoing with the sounds of heavy machinery, and through residential areas that had, within living memory, been open fields.

To get to it, you drive past miles of rolling hills scattered with the occasional old barn and cheap one-story houses clad in vinyl siding.

I drove past miles of shiny new billboards; they were as blank as unplugged televisions, waiting for advertisers to figure out what kind of consumers might someday pass this way.

Standing up in the sunroof of a Chinese-made Red Flag limousine, China's president Hu Jintao wore a Mao suit, buttoned to his chin, and cruised past miles of troops standing at attention.

I first spied the Verrazano's twin peaks while trudging past mile thirty in southern Brooklyn.

Unless you have a camping permit, private vehicles are not permitted past Mile 15, which is a good thing.

Taking a pass from Wade Elliot, Redmond shuffled past Mile Jedinak, beat Delaney, made himself space and fired into the far bottom corner from the edge of the box.

A three-hour drive northwest of KL takes us past mile upon mile of palm plantations, rubber-tree estates, and coconut, mango, pineapple and banana groves.

Keitany lost more than 30 seconds of her lead in the past mile, crossing Mile 24 with only a 30 second lead over Deba and Dado, who are still running together.