1.   Half a mile up the hill, heavy mortars are lined against them.

2.   It merely broke his fall and carted him a couple of miles up the road.

3.   Wreckage from the dinghy was washed up a few miles up the coast.

4.   Around the corner and three miles up Fifth Avenue throngs waited.

5.   A couple of miles up the road, there it was, being unloaded in a backyard.

6.   A few miles up the road, just after you enter the Tonto National Forest, the view improves considerably.

7.   A group of a young men were drinking beer on the porch of a shack a mile up the road.

8.   A few miles up the road, the handful of remaining American diplomats were under guard in their gated residential compound.

9.   A rise of a foot or two, he said, could carry water as far as a quarter of a mile up the shore.

10.   About a mile up the road, it goes left and National Trail goes right.