51.   There are miles of paths to wander, leading to gardens of gravel, heather, bluebells and historic roses.

52.   There are miles to skate before this team can sleep.

53.   There are many miles that have never seen a fly rod.

54.   There are miles of pastel mini-malls where all the shops have Vietnamese names.

55.   There are miles of wooded trails to explore and a man-made lake.

56.   Those five or six miles were few, but they were my choice, they were legal and they were good.

57.   Tracy knows there are miles to go at the national level before this can work over time.

58.   TWA miles became American miles after the purchase, and TWA frequent fliers actually ended up being better off since their miles were now with a stronger airline.

59.   Twenty-eight cents a mile is much cheaper than a whole new system.

60.   With some smart moves frequent flier miles can be worth a nickel or even close to a dime each.