Sentence examples for put some miles from inspiring English sources

Hopefully after the Olympics I'll be able to put some miles on it.

I'm frustrated and eager to put some miles behind me, but to ride in intermittent, sometimes forceful downpours (thunderstorms are forecast) into a 15- to 20-mile-per-hour blow strikes me as foolish, or worse — no fun.

We'll put some miles on the truck and report back later in the week.

When we first received the Dyson, my son helped me put it together and my wife took it on it's first test drive; and boy, did she put some miles on it.

I had no idea beyond the vague notion of putting some miles behind me, heading north, maybe, until the corn gave way to forest, to pines as fragrant as the air that went cold at night and seeped in through the open window so that you had to pull a blanket over you when you went to sleep.

It plans to put some 700 miles (1,100km) of fencing along the border between the United States and Mexico by the end of George Bush's term, and wants a bit of it to go through her land.

This may be a case when you want to open an airline-branded credit card to put some extra miles into your account.

Make sure you know of a three- to four-mile safe loop around your office where you can put in some miles -- loop several times if you have to!. Stressing out about finding a route can deter you from wanting to get out the door, so be prepared.

In the new novel Solo, by British author William Boyd, Britain's prototypical secret agent puts some hard miles on yet another piece of English exotica, the Jensen FF.

Sometimes for an easy six-mile I might put some music on, listen to Michael Jackson.

Miles puts some of it down to corporate crap.