Examples of 'mile apart' in a sentence
Meaning of "mile apart"
mile apart - This phrase is used to imply a significant distance between two objects or people. It can refer to physical distance as well as differences in opinions or feelings
How to use "mile apart" in a sentence
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We placed the electrodes a half mile apart.
His eyes are a mile apart from each other.
Major streets are spaced one mile apart.
We've lived a mile apart all our lives and you've never come over.
The two stores are about a mile apart.
Once living a thousand mile apart they both got toothache in the same tooth.
The crime scenes are about half a mile apart.
Communication with the people thousands mile apart was not a matter of worry telephones were also provided.
The two campuses are approximately one mile apart.
The schools are located about a mile apart in Faribault, on bluffs above the Cannon River.
Stations are located about a mile apart.
They are half a mile apart with South Western Railway services every half-hour to London Waterloo.
They lived about a mile apart.
We have lived a mile apart all our lives and you have never come over. - Really?
The two areas are less than a mile apart.
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Less than a mile apart.
He estimated they were from half a mile to three-fourths of a mile apart.
They are a mile apart.
At dawn both armies lined up for battle less than a mile apart.
Your legs were too far apart - about a mile apart while you were dancing.
The school is housed within two buildings, approximately half a mile apart.
Glenda and Glenn Moyer grew up about mile apart from one another.
In conventional cellular packet data systems, base stations are positioned roughly ½ mile apart.
The homes were built only about 3/4 of mile apart from each other.
Both from a poor area of town, grew up a mile apart.
The two stations are about half a mile apart.
The victims lived less than a mile apart.
All three summits are less than one mile apart.
Coker and Fellowes landed about one mile apart.
Luckily, both locations are only a mile apart.
Usual thing, eight knots a quarter of a mile apart.
In some locations, the north and southbound lanes are as much as a half mile apart.
Each boat belongs to a different harbour, the two harbours being about a mile apart.
Sometimes, there will be two separate instances of a retail business less than a half mile apart.
The game was played on beaches with goals about a half-mile-wide and set one mile apart.
We got geography . They lived about a mile apart.
This is because the stations in Montclair are very close together, sometimes under a mile apart.
Narrator, now, two black hawks are down a mile apart.
You spread your men wide: half a circle, maybe a half a mile apart.
For almost all of their 68 years, they have lived no more than half a mile apart.
Not to worry . They are a mile apart.
We wrote it on the Internet while living 800 mile apart.
The commune consists of 2 villages, Élise and Daucourt, which are 1 mile apart.
And I oughta know . Me and him 's neighbours back home . Only live 40 mile apart.
