Sentence examples for race miles from inspiring English sources

This is the last time Oxford and Cambridge's female crews will race miles away from the action - from next year, their race will follow the same course as the men for the first time.

"Desert Dingo stuck in silt at Race Mile 60".

At Race Mile 50, Romy took a sharp left turn onto the course and floored it.

Based on the mileage, the next checkpoint in line -- the village of Shageluk, located at race mile 461 -- is the more proper mid-distance marker.

"I'm fresh enough but I just haven't got the high-quality racing miles in my legs.

Armstrong's season has been hampered by injuries and illness, and he is now trying to make up for the racing miles he lost.

But an older restored car with a few hundred or even a few thousand careful touring or vintage racing miles is more likely to have its kinks worked out and its performance refined.

"We have just turned an important corner, but the race has miles and miles".

It is longer than any other race (four miles and a half).

Chaplin won the women's 6-kilometer race (3.7 miles) in 20 24, also a course record.

And we will watch the race, 1,000 miles from each other, renewing a bond between parents and son.