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• They walked miles and miles.
• It's about five miles.
• Five miles.
• It's about two miles.
• We still have quite a few more miles to go before we get there.
• The house is two miles off.
• He ran five miles.
• The lake is three miles across.
• It is two miles from here to the park.
• It is 5 miles from here to Tokyo.
• It is two miles from here to the station.
• It's eight miles from here to London.
• It is no more than two miles to the town.
• I can walk at least two miles.
• It is not more than two miles to the village.
• She can do 90 miles an hour.
• We walked about five miles.
• "How far is it from here to the station?" "It is about two miles."
• The lake is four miles across.
• We still have ten miles to go.
• Another three miles is more than I can walk.
• You can see for miles from the roof.
• The station is two miles away.
• The station about three miles from here.
• That town is two miles away.
• It's only two miles to the village.
• I'm still miles off becoming a doctor.
• They walked three miles farther.
• The lake is ten miles about.
• It is no less than ten miles to the hospital.
• We live about three miles above this bridge.
• There is a bridge two miles upstream.
• How many miles is it to the next gas station?
• The island is about two miles off the coast.
• The town is 3 miles from the place.
• The suspension bridge is miles above.
• His car got no more than fourteen miles.
• The town is two miles away from the coast.
• We live many miles distant from each other.
• The farm is three miles beyond the river.
• The road continues for many miles.
• Four miles is a good distance.
• We walked ten miles that day.
• I live miles away from the nearest station.
• The car ran at 40 miles an hour.
• They walked at the rate of three miles an hour.
• They finished eighty miles' journey.
• He walked two miles in half an hour.
• He had to walk all of ten miles to his home.
• We have another ten miles to walk before sunset.
• The road parallels the river for a few miles.
• The road ran straight for several miles.
• She covered twenty miles a day.
• He walks seven miles a day on an average.
• On an average how many miles do you walk a day?
• The shocks of several explosions were felt for miles.
• I walked fully ten miles.
• Ten miles is not a short distance.
• We could see the summit of a mountain twenty miles away.
• Forty miles is a good distance.
• By the time we had walked four miles, he was exhausted.
• Five miles is a suitable distance for a picnic.
• Five miles is a long distance to walk.
• I rode fifty miles that day.
• The train makes 20 miles an hour.
• This river is 500 miles in length.
• About two miles farther on, the road bent to the right.
• The city is fifty miles above London.
• We didn't see a single house for five miles there.
• We covered some 100 miles in the car.
• Calculation is miles easier if you have a calculator.
• The troops advanced twenty miles.
• I cover twenty miles a day.
• We were ten miles short of Boston.
• This river extends for hundreds of miles.
• Jack was tired from having walked fifty miles.
• This plane can fly at 800 miles an hour.
• The train is traveling at the rate of 50 miles an hour.
• The village lies 20 miles north of this town.
• Their house is off the map, miles away from the nearest town.
• The light travels at about 186,000 miles a second.
• The velocity of light is about 186,000 miles per second.
• Twenty miles is a long distance to walk.
• I can run at the rate of fifty miles an hour.
• The distance from the sun to the earth is about 93 million miles.
• His ranch covers twenty square miles.
• The castle stands three miles north of the town.
• The train ran at the rate of 500 miles an hour.
• I can’t bear to tramp ten miles in this heat.
• Cape Dezhnev is 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle.
• The coach made the players run five miles a day.
• Light travels at a velocity of 186,000 miles per second.
• The path continues straight ahead for miles on end.
• Jim makes a point of jogging three miles every day.
• My home town lies 10 miles south of New York.
• The earth moves at the rate of 68,130 miles an hour.
• Nikko is situated about seventy five miles north of Tokyo.
• When I have finished writing the letter, I will take you to the lake about two miles beyond the hill.
• Birds can fly thousands of miles away and return to the same place every year.
• This country road leads to a small town ten miles away.

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