| walk mile | 2.70 | Walk a mile. | ||
| have mile | 1.84 | He has many miles to go. | ||
| run mile | 1.32 | Run a mile. | ||
| drive mile | 0.99 | At the same time, more miles are being driven. | ||
| log mile | 0.86 | I logged more miles than anybody and it paid off. | ||
| use mile | 0.72 | The third mile would be used to slow down. | ||
| travel mile | 0.59 | All this, including political history, and you have only traveled a mile. | ||
| redeem mile | 0.53 | Then you try to redeem the miles, and no seats are available. | ||
| talk mile | 0.53 | He still talks a mile a minute. | ||
| earn mile | 0.46 | But more frequent-flyer miles are earned on the ground than in the air. | ||
| get mile | 0.39 | Those who do not want the free ticket can get double miles instead. | ||
| donate mile | 0.33 | You can also donate the miles to charity. | ||
| fly mile | 0.33 | Busy Indian fighting kites can fly a mile high, or buzz the crowd. | ||
| give mile | 0.33 | The extra miles are being given by Continental Airlines. | ||
| offer mile | 0.33 | The owners of a foundry asked Midwest Express about offering miles to its customers. | ||
| swim mile | 0.33 | I swim a mile a day. | ||
| cover mile | 0.26 | Petersen recommended that miles be covered in wills. | ||
| gallop mile | 0.26 | He galloped a mile Thursday, a day after having a bruised foot. | ||
| go mile | 0.26 | The unknown element was whether Isitingood could go a full mile. | ||
| lose mile | 0.26 | He has complained of a tired shoulder and has lost several miles per hour off his fastball. |