Sentence examples for three miles ahead from inspiring English sources

According to radar, it was three miles ahead.

During our training runs, we could see two or three miles ahead.

The gray wing with blue and white stripes was just a speck in the sky, about three miles ahead.

Rex Hudson, president of the English basset hounds association, said, "He was bawling you out for not being three miles ahead, when at the time you were sitting absolutely exhausted on a tree stump, unable to run another yard".

About four miles ahead, turn left onto St .Patrick's Place.

One of them, the Swiss-born Martin Buser, was thirty-five miles ahead, and only now resting for the first time since the race had begun.

Six miles ahead, I turned onto Reeder Road and drove for eight miles through the lush farmland that is so characteristic of the Sauvie Island landscape.

Though the sight of much faster runners going the other way up the Highway, eight miles ahead at their mile 21, brought me back to earth.

The driver who pulled over knew the area and at his exit, six miles ahead -- Route 6, Mahopac -- were two service stations.

The Airbus had hit the wake of a Boeing 747 that was about five miles ahead of it, which is considered a safe distance.

That afternoon, we were in radio contact with the two ships that were joining us in our convoy through the Northern Sea Route; one was a hundred and fifty miles ahead of us, the other a hundred miles behind.