Sentence for miles | Use miles in a sentence

Sentences with miles. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use miles in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for miles.

• How many miles to-day? (10)
• Walking all those miles? (8)
• My farm lies three miles away. (10)
• They had not met a soul for miles. (8)
• Oh, that is thirteen miles beyond. (18)
• Ten miles there, and ten back, you know. (4)
• By dawn I had probably not made three miles. (7)
• It was within four miles northward of Exeter. (4)
• Course of two miles: Braney in good training. (10)
• Ici was twenty miles to the north-west of London. (10)
• His home was but a few miles from where he now lay. (1)
• Her brother told her that it was twenty-three miles. (4)
• Evelina declares we are not eight miles from Dayton. (10)
• The park is said to cover an area of five square miles. (12)
• Sixty-five miles farther than from Maple Grove to London. (4)
• The force of men bills and lithographs for miles around. (21)
• Miles surveyed the scene and expressed wonder and admiration. (21)
• A diligence engaged to deliver me within a few miles of Sarkeld. (10)
• How came they all here, seven hundred miles from any larger land? (9)
• With a triumphant smile they were told that it was ten miles round. (4)
• To see whom for half a minute he felt he would walk a hundred miles. (8)
• Well the morning came and Tom was had up before Sir Miles Papworth. (10)
• Two miles away he could discern the red ranks of the British soldiers. (19)
• The church was about six miles away, through a lonely country district. (21)
• This long dingle ran for miles through the foot-growth of folding hills. (8)
• Its width in the direction that I was going I judged to be about twenty miles. (7)
• Then, when the circus was miles away on its course, he passed out to freedom. (21)
• They acquiesced, and the pilgrimage was resumed for seventy miles farther on. (19)
• A prick, and she broke forth into a gallant little trotlet that devoured the miles. (2)
• A long frontier it was to guard, 1700 miles, and there were only 5000 regular troops. (19)
• Their great wigwam had bunks for a dozen men, and miles of nets were drying in the sun. (20)
• Night was coming and there were miles of haunted forest between Captain Madwell and camp. (1)
• It was written on the notepaper of an inn twelve miles up the river: these were the words. (8)
• He got off and stretched himself luxuriously, for he had ridden some twenty-five good miles. (8)
• Joshua Hett Smith lived about two miles below Stony Point, near the mouth of Haverstraw Creek. (18)
• It was Sir Miles gout gave us the time or Tom would have been had up before we could do anything. (10)
• It was to hear the famous Buxtehude play upon this organ that Sebastian Bach walked fifty miles in 1705. (3)
• Now and again he passed a laborer going to work; but very few in all those miles, and they quite silent. (8)
• Tourdestelle enjoyed the aristocratic privilege of being twelve miles from the nearest railway station. (10)
• The three miles to the Beekman House were quickly covered and the secret agent alighted with Major Andre. (18)
• I left the one road a few miles out of the Nebraskan village and met the other at Dutch Flat, in California. (7)
• This angle is not far from midway between these two places, which are 535 miles apart by the river channel. (20)
• The left flank was veiled by woods; to the right also the line was lost to sight, but it extended many miles. (1)
• It was not a remarkable speed, when all was said; and we took four hours to cover ten miles at the best of it. (2)
• The Dennants lived at Holm Oaks, within six miles of Oxford, and two days later he drove over and paid a call. (8)
• I forgot to tell you of an appointment of mine at a place called Canleys, about twenty miles or more from here. (10)
• I remember in Burmah with these glasses I used to be able to tell a man from a woman at two miles and a quarter. (8)
• My father said his son was not in haste to inherit and have estates of his own to watch and Sir Miles laughed too. (10)
• While he thus stood looking, a man, walking, rapidly, stopped beside him, and asked how many miles it was to Exeter. (8)
• The mirror, however, had to be abandoned, as Dosalo, the nearest point for crossing the Po, was still seven miles distant. (10)
• We paddled on for several miles in the trough of the sea, dodging the waves and escaping capsize only by careful steering. (20)
• The carriage was on a good road, between irrigated flats, that flashed a lively green and bright steel blue for miles away. (10)
• Before I had recovered my surprise at this movement, Kilkee came forward and offered to accompany me a few miles of the road. (6)
• At Carlisle you can see you are in the one country; at Dumfries, thirty miles away, you are as sure that you are in the other. (2)
• After struggling along through unfrequented paths for nineteen miles, subject to constant alarms, she came to a branch of a river. (19)
• My poor aunt always felt affected if within ten miles of the sea, which the Admiral of course never believed, but I know it was so. (4)
• Many little rivers run from all sides in cliffy valleys; and one of them, a few miles from Monastier, bears the great name of Loire. (2)
• The right bank of the Danube below the mouth of the Inn belongs to Austria, and the left bank, for fifteen miles or so, to Bavaria. (20)
• But at last through the 600 miles of wilderness Colonel Wolseley and his men of the brigade came to the neighbourhood of Fort Garry. (19)
• He had practically no near neighbours of whom he saw anything, except once in a way young Harbinger three miles distant at Whitewater. (8)
• They were a long way down the valley, miles from Lobourne, in a country of sour pools, yellow brooks, rank pasturage, desolate heath. (10)
• By daybreak our last man and last wagon had passed the fateful spot unchallenged, and our first were entering Franklin, ten miles away. (7)
• It is about seven miles from Castellucchio, a town which, since the peace of Villafranca, marked the Italian frontier in Lower Lombardy. (10)
• He jumped to kiss her, and went on chattering of a place fifteen miles distant, where he had seen Sir Willoughby riding with a young lady. (10)
• Anne, remembering the preconcerted visits, at all hours, of Mr Elliot, would have expected him, but for his known engagement seven miles off. (4)
• About ten miles below Ismail the river divides into three parts, which join into one stream at Kilia fifteen miles farther on. (20)
• They were already as completely cut off from local associations and sympathies as if they were a thousand miles and many months away from Boston. (9)
• A few years ago it was of secondary commercial importance to Galatz, a larger town similarly placed on a bluff fifteen miles farther down-stream. (20)
• With these feelings, she rather dreaded than sought for the first view of that well-known spire which would announce her within twenty miles of home. (4)

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