Sentence examples for time miles from inspiring English sources

A speed is a distance divided by a time ("miles per hour").

Dr. Grunsfeld, trim and compact at 51, has floated in space for hours at a time, miles above the Earth, fixing the Hubble Space Telescope.

Three ludicrously sweet serves later, it's 40-30, buthenen another tired slice - this time miles out of court on the left - allows Federer to bring him to deuce for the third time in four games.

It had closed by the time Miles P. Berger, a developer and currently a leading ally of Mayor Sharpe James, bought it in 1976 for the rock-bottom price of $500,000.

Whether a LAM-specific HRQL questionnaire would have performed similarly (or better) is unknown, because one was not available for use at the time MILES was conducted; however, it is believed that carefully developed, patient-tailored, and disease-specific instruments are likely to be more sensitive to underlying change than generic instruments [ 7].

"And every time Miles walks by, he tries to come in".

For the first time, miles-per-gallon standards now also apply to buses, delivery trucks and other large vehicles, whose efficiency had long gone completely unregulated.

The first few times you work out, you can gauge your strengths and weaknesses by seeing how many push ups, crunches, chin ups, timed miles, or timed swimming laps.

During the fall semester, I ran a timed mile for a cardio conditioning class.

For example: Monday- 3 miles (4.8 km) on the trail, Tuesday- 2 miles (3.2 km) on the bleachers, Wednesday- mile run and weight-lifting, Thursday- timed mile, Friday- condition for meet, Saturday- run your heart out!, Sunday- rest, do 200 crunches minimum.

The Barbie doll and pantyhose went on sale for the first time; Miles Davis recorded "Kind of Blue" at a New York studio.