1.   They drove several miles at speeds of up to a hundred and twenty miles an hour.

2.   And he would run that first mile at a certain time and he would run that last mile at the same time.

3.   And the simple solution laid out in Michigan law will be followed Monday morning up the road a few miles at the county building in Traverse City.

4.   After five or six weeks, I was walking a mile at a pretty good pace.

5.   After Code Red was imposed, traffic backed up for miles at busy border crossings with Canada and Mexico.

6.   Cars and pedestrians were backed up for miles at the San Ysidro post linking San Diego and Tijuana.

7.   Cars and trucks back up for miles at traffic signals and motorists exiting new shopping malls and office clusters feel the need to make kamikaze dives into oncoming vehicles.

8.   Firefighters line up for dinner for a quarter of a mile at the Star Fire camp in the Tahoe National Forest.

9.   Forty horses worked half a mile at Churchill Downs Wednesday morning, and none ran faster.

10.   I often rode miles at a time without seeing a car, allowing for long moments of quiet reflection.