Sentence examples for roughly one mile from inspiring English sources

Visitors often remove their shoes and slog their way along the entire mini-1,000 mini-1,000 striding Gullivers (each footstep equals roughly one miles.

During our visit, the shorter loop (roughly one mile) is temporarily rebranded as a Gruffalo Activity Trail in honour of the big woolly one's 15th birthday, with an activity leaflet available from the cafe for £2 until September 2014.

Within roughly one mile of each other in Queens are a Taiwanese man who uses lunar and solar patterns to predict the stock market, an Indian astrologer who uses her daughter's computer to calculate horoscopes, and a Haitian voodoo priest who reads chicken bones and drinks Bordeaux wine.

If nothing else, that connection demonstrates the entwined politics of a small city, the diversity of its business interests and — most strikingly — the seemingly incongruous marriage between rugby and Glendale, a 355-acre city (roughly one mile by one-half mile) with three single-family homes, two strip clubs and one church.

When you're roughly one mile from the next turn the display goes split-screen to show you what the exit will look like.

Roughly one mile away from the Apothecarium is Grass Roots.

Around 4,000 people are spread across roughly one-mile stretches of land on either side of the Cannonball river, which are filled with tipis, tents and a few RVs.

Last week I drove to our busiest thoroughfare, Route 1, which has seven gas stations along a roughly one-mile stretch of road, and parked within sight of a Sunoco, a BP and a Mobil.

In a roughly one-mile walking tour, spectators can meander through 10 stunning light displays and, in some cases, interact directly with audio-visual exhibits.

Biking devotees are able to descend more than 4,000 feet from summit to base on Whistler, for roughly one epic mile of vertical.

Today, about 15 gardens, most of them within the roughly one square mile of the old city, are open to the public.