Ten minutes from now you-alls finds this yere infant a mile from camp as safe an' solid as a sod house.
On a hill a mile from here is the mansion of Colonel Hickman," replied Deck, pointing in the direction of the house.
I reckon it ain't more'n half a mile from here," replied the scout.
They reported the enemy approaching very leisurely towards the hill, and not more than half a mile from it.
The company was compelled, about half a mile from Columbia, to deal with a horde of about thirty guerillas; but their officer was not so stupid as the one with whom my son had to deal, and they ran away as soon as they saw us.
The night passed without alarm; but the next morning we were sickened by a horrible scene which was passing about half a mile from us.
About half a mile from us stood a band of twenty Indians, with their war-paint and accoutrements, silently and quietly occupied in tying the horses.
They encamped on the other side of the stream, within a quarter of a mile from us.
I therefore stood for the north side of the island, where we anchored about three-fourths of a mile from shore; the extremes of it bearing south, 88° E.
Amsterdam at half a mile from shore, on which the sea broke in a great surf.
In this we made some trips to try for anchorage; but found no less than eighty fathoms water, the bottom a fine dark sand, at half a mile from shore.
There was a hill, not above a mile from me, which rose up very steep and high, and which seemed to overtop some other hills, which lay as in a ridge from it, northward.
The descent from Buxa is gradual at first and not unpicturesque: after passing a small chokey about half a mile from Buxa, sandstone of a coarse nature commences.
Moved to Candahar, skirting the low hills just mentioned and passed through two villages, a mile from Candahar in a fine open plain.
This bridge is about a mile from Machynlleth, at which place I arrived at about five o’clock in the evening—a cool, bright moon shining upon me.
Coming to the small village about a mile from Rhiwabon, I felt thirsty, and seeing a public-house, in which all seemed to be quiet, I went in.
He collected his army on a range of heights in front of the British position, and not above a mile from it.
Nearly a mile from Aix by the Chambery road is the Marlioz mineral water establishment, with hotel, furnished apartments, and villas, all within a large park.
Nearly a mile from Allevard at the junction of the lias with the primitive talc-slate rise the springs, temp.
The road to the left leads up the Carrione to the valley of the stream Torano, and the village of the same name, ¾ of a mile from Carrara.
In a deep burrow at the foot of a hill, about a quarter of a mile from a farmstead built on a declivity at a bend of the broad river, Brock, the badger, was born, one morning about the middle of spring.
The cattle were grazing in a good meadow off toward the river, half a mile from camp.
When I awoke next morning, soon after daylight, I saw a lone one quietly eating grass about half a mile from camp.
During the night the oxen strolled off more than a mile from camp.
The Repulse Isles are of small size; they are surrounded by rocks, which do not extend more than a quarter of a mile from them.
About an hour before daylight we arrived at a copse of trees, close to the road-side, and surrounded by a ditch, not above a quarter of a mile from a village.
At this time, the revenue boats were about five miles astern of the Happy-go-lucky, and the yacht about three-quarters of a mile from her in the offing.
We gave him the loaded guns as we forged a-head, and when we were about half a mile from him, hove-to to repair damages.
We steered for her, and were very soon in the same situation, not more than a quarter of a mile from her.
This continued for about twenty minutes, when the French line-of-battle ships were not more than a mile from us, and our own commodore had made the signal of our recall, for he thought that we should be overpowered and taken.
The party of Zulus were still more than a quarter of a mile from him, when he thought of a bold expedient.
One is beside the Vlei near the Bavians Kloof; the other is in the thorn-bushes a mile from it.
Victor with surprise; "she is more than a mile from us.
So we mounted our trees, and the beaters went into the woods some half a mile from us.
We had not been there long, however, before one of them came sweeping round the shore, and stopped unpleasantly near to us; even though we were inside the rock she hovered about outside, not a mile from us.
It standeth about a mile from Pegu, builded with a faire court within, and is in a great groue or wood: and there be many huntsmen, which go into the wildernesse with she elephants: for without the she they are not to be taken.
North point, there lay three other great Portingal ships, we being not aboue half a mile from them, wherevpon wee helde in the weather and to seawarde Northeast as much as we might.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mile from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
