Sentence examples for to mile from inspiring English sources
noun
The international mile: a unit of length precisely equal to 1.609344 kilometers established by treaty among Anglophone nations in 1959, divided into 5,280 feet or 1,760 yards.
Bartholomew's "half-inch to mile" map of England and Wales.
Bartholomew's "half-inch to mile" map of England & Wales.
Some have speculated that center Jeff Saturday could be headed to Mile High as well.
"Welcome to Mile High Stadium — and I really am," he said.
Then walk it back to Mile 24, where I have been waiting since the race ended.
322 Avenue du Mont-Royal E Ziskat Walk up Avenue du Parc to Mile End.
I suppose anyone who is homesick or lost wants that mile-to-mile correspondence.
The Manning-to-Mile High speculation has started rumblings that Tebow may now be headed out of Denver.
In general, large scale means inch-to-mile and larger, small scale, 1 1,000,000 and smaller, leaving the intermediate field as medium scale.
Apparently being cute makes up for an opening line like "Enjoyin' yourself there?" That particular IFB invites two cast members to his house for a pool party, where his friends subject them to mile-high-club jokes.
This led to mile-long queues, which officials processed as slowly as they could, sometimes reading through the entire voters' roll, starting with A, to find voters' names beginning with Z.
