Sentence examples for which was miles from inspiring English sources

By the time they reached the woman's ranch, which was miles off, the two had fallen asleep.

Still, it was a gnarly spot by my standards, and when I bragged in letters to my friend in Los Angeles about riding this scary, deepwater peak, I was not above spinning tall tales about being carried, with Roddy, by huge currents halfway to Koko Head, which was miles away to the east.

It's not clear exactly how the escaped snake wound up in the toilet, which was miles from her home.

We suspected we were getting misdirected, so Linda posed the question to her smart phone and just as we suspected our polling place was actually Morton Ranch School, which is miles away from Morton Ranch Road.

First, Afghanistan is a landlocked country with a rugged and mountainous terrain replete with thousands of caves, some of which are miles long and familiar only to the indigenous population.

It was not far from the town of Wawa, which is Mile Zero in the chain's history and the real source of its name.

I walked last summer from London to Oxford, which was fifty-seven miles, and there I did about four miles an hour.

She had walked from her village, which was many miles away.

The ship, which was nine miles outside its authorized shipping lane, was hauling 72,000 tons of coal.

The phrase stood out in our minds so Bill and I went to his apartment, which was five miles away.

I lived in the dorm, which was several miles from downtown.