The Bush administration is walking away from a $1.5 billion eight-year government-subsidized project to develop high-mileage gasoline-fueled vehicles.
"Our love affairs were mostly walking and talking affairs; it would make an astronomical sum if we were charged for mileage".
He had each group fill out extensive questionnaires that asked about their running or walking history, including when they'd begun running more than 12 miles a week or walking at least half a mile most days of the week, as well as, for the runners, their current mileage, best race times, numbers of recent marathons, and so on.
According to Buckwalter and Lane [ 12], the activities performed were divided into high (e.g. team handball, high mileage running, football-soccer, rugby, water skiing), medium (e.g. canoeing, horse-riding, downhill skiing, basketball), and low (e.g. swimming, golf, cycling, walking) joint loading.
Also called Six-Day Races, such events were a tremendous fad in the late 1870s; competitors walked as much as they could over six solid days, the goal being total mileage rather than speed.
Is there really any mileage in keeping a clearly discontented player for a whole season then face the grim prospect of seeing him walk away for free next summer?
I used to enjoy that it encouraged me to walk more, but now I can no longer muster the enthusiasm to carry my phone permanently in my hand with Pokémon running to clock up the mileage.
Today, big insurance names offer mileage-based, driving behavior-related discounts, and customers now have the option to choose an insurer before they walk out of a dealership with their new car.
He walked us through the car's use of materials, which balances structural rigidity where it needs it most, with flexibility and weight savings where it can afford it, to help maximize interior space without compromising on battery mileage.
Whitfield — who appeared shocked when Rivers cut the interview short — said Sunday that she did not expect the walk-off to get as much "mileage" as it did.
