mile ***** , mi (abbreviation) , also: statute mile

A day before, they were reported to be 50 miles away.

He led for 54 miles, at one time by six minutes.

The last 20 or so miles took us two hours.

A whole group of us walk six miles through the city.

I think my last four miles were over six minutes.

You can drive the 250 miles in about four hours.

I was doing 122 miles a week and lost quality.

He has another two and a half miles to go.

And a few looked as though they could run another 20 miles.

She does not understand why anyone would want to run 26.2 miles.

Then they went to the next room, where Miles was alone.

He was going 70 miles an hour the whole way.

She is 8 to 10 miles east of where we are.

We were off the mark by at least two miles.

In fact, they were about seven miles too far south.

He also began running four to five miles several times a week.

From 83 miles away, he could almost see his way home.

The road around the college is about three miles long.

I kept running, four to six miles every other day.

I asked her to take me home, six miles away.

At first, the 10 miles took him over an hour.

People came from miles away to try to help them.

Each site is 15 to 25 miles from a town.

Some of them had come from almost 40 miles away.

You are expected to do 300 000 miles per year.