How to use "mile" in a sentence

The poor old woman must not feel too comfortable next to the noisy kids, but Sarah knows that they are okay: she can spot the bad kids from a mile away.

The train would carry me away from Maxim, mile by mile

Although Michael was still living in town, less than a mile from her, he was, in some respects, as far away and as unreachable as Danny.

"Well, the person who's harassing you has a melodramatic streak a mile wide."

They traveled an additional quarter of a mile before Luciano Bellicosti's home and place of business came into sight on the left, beyond a black-bordered sign that grandiosely stated the nature of the service that he provided: FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND GRIEF COUNSELOR

The scoutmaster had parked the expedition's minibus on a lay-by about a mile and a half into the woods, and he and his assistant and the kids had walked in another half-mile before they encountered Larry Bollinger

Every morning: ten-mile walk

After they had gone a mile or so from the house, the man started a conversation.

On 1st June, Amelia and Fred Noonan left Miami and began their 29,000-mile journey around the world