Examples of 'go a mile' in a sentence
Meaning of "go a mile"
go a mile - This phrase typically means to go the extra distance or make additional effort beyond what is expected
How to use "go a mile" in a sentence
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You can not go a mile in those boots.
It takes six minutes to go a mile.
I bet he can go a mile in just like that.
A bullet can probably go a mile.
You can not go a mile around here.
I can not believe this nigga makes me go a mile once.
I am gonna go a mile back up the road.
Only needs to go a mile.
I would go a mile for a chuckle.
I promised Grandpa we would only go a mile.
I did not want him to go a mile and a half like that.
Actually, you would better go a mile.
You can not go a mile around here without findin ' one of them tapes you all made.
You better go a mile.
He can go a mile and a half ; I think he can run all day.
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You follow us, we let your cousin go a mile up the road.
You can't go a mile around here without findin one of them tapes y'all made.
I am gonna track him down . You can not go a mile in those boots.
You can't go a mile in those boots. You will need snowshoes and some food.
Wow, you really go a mile a minute.
Vincent: Actually, you would better go a mile.
I bet he can go a mile in just-like-that.
It 's gonna be a bomb . Only needs to go a mile.
This truck don't go a mile over 50, sheriff. Now, you were driving a different truck this morning.
Stan, this is your station . I am gonna go a mile back up the road.
I'm gonna go a mile back up the road. Well, how can I film it?
You know, I had that horse go a mile in.
VINCENT, You better go a mile.
Better way - back to the road, go a mile.
It takes like 20 minutes to go a mile.
Actually, you'd better go a mile.
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