Cedar' is the name which has been applied by various authors to several different islands, many miles apart, in this portion of the river.
My steady work brought on a bad headache, but I rose early, took a walk of many miles, and it has gone.
At every county town a long cavalcade of the principal gentlemen, from a circle of many miles, escorted the mayor to the market cross.
The country, many miles round, was swept bare by these detachments, and a considerable quantity of cattle and fodder was collected within the walls.
Upon the heights behind our camp, a plateau of many miles in extent, with an almost imperceptible inclination towards the south-east, received the rainfall, in addition to the subterranean drainage of the hills in the far distance.
This may be many miles distant, necessitating many hundred wells, which may comprise great superficial changes; hills that are bored through necessitate deep shafts, and valleys must be spanned by aqueducts of masonry.
Then he will come south; but he and Braid will be many miles in rear of us.
All that afternoon they followed in his tracks, and towards evening they heard a shot, high up in the mountains, many miles to the north.
Many miles up the valley, it was just possible to see a little village, which, Fernando assured them, was in Maziriland itself.
A sharp cut with the knife, a hand that trembled with excitement thrust through the opening, and Harry's fingers closed upon the precious relic he had come so many miles to gain.
Many miles of rock-bound coast are thus useless for the purpose of reproduction.
Oh, do not go," said Bokwewa, "for that village ismany miles to the south.
They cooked him some hot food and other nice things, and when he smelt the meal, he could not refuse to eat, for he had been without food for such a long time, and had travelled so many miles.
To go around this hill would be many miles, so, leaving their horses at the foot, they began to climb its slippery side.
Each night, however, found them with as many miles in front of them as there were behind them.
We formed an opinion, however, respecting the mental capacity of the youth, for whose sake the poor girl had wandered so many miles; and I no longer wondered that she saw a difference between her lover and Fred.
Then he climbed a tree, and from the top looked off over the country for a space of many miles.
Deerfoot had ordered them to push on and not to rest until they reached the ridge many miles beyond, where he hoped to join them.
Colony was divided from colony by many miles of forest and backwood.
Below him the plain stretched for many miles, bare and desolate, though when the rains came by and by it would be clothed with verdure.
Their goal was a small town on the frontier, many miles away, where in the bazar they might obtain the articles necessary to their proper equipment as traders.
Many miles to the left he fancied he descried the white roofs of a village, but in front the road ran between almost bare plains.
As an evidence that this movement of faulting has not yet ceased we may cite the Inyo earthquake of 1872, when there was a sudden renewal of movement of ten to twenty-five feet along this fault for many miles.
We had scant time to spare just then; there were so many miles to go to the railway.
He had come on these last days ever so many miles, and carried a full load.
The way up, through forests of ancient mahogany and tangles of giant tree-fern, then up many miles of lava slopes, is one of the inspiring tours in the mountain world.
Ski boots are beginning to show signs of wear; I trust we shall have no giving out of ski or boots, since there are yet so many miles to go.
They must be in very much better condition than Shackleton's animals, and indeed there isn't a doubt they would go many miles yet if food allowed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "many miles" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
