Example sentences of "over a mile [prep] " in BNC.

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1 Railway No. 3 was to run for over a mile across the open space known as Mitcham Common and was intended as a link between Mitcham and Croydon , with little expectation of intermediate traffic .
2 It is surrounded by beautiful gardens and many fruit trees and is set 500 metres from the sea and just over a mile down hill from Taormina .
3 There is an attractive walled garden , fifty acres of tranquil woods , farmland , and over a mile of brook and riverside for guests to enjoy at their leisure .
4 THE Exmoor Steam Railway , between Blackmore Gate and Brayford in the heart of Exmoor , gives the opportunity to ride behind 12¼″ gauge steam locos over a mile of track with superb moorland views .
5 The coats were ornately if not fabulously stitched with over a mile of gold thread .
6 Most of them are not able to manage the walk of over a mile to the A6 to catch the Lancaster- Preston bus
7 The walk of over a mile to the nearest bus stop on the A6 can be very off-putting in bad weather .
8 In 1878 he became the joint winner in Birmingham of a handicap walking race over a mile with a 45-yard handicap .
9 The pair were in the front rank throughout , nothing else landing a blow , and Golden Chip had also dictated terms to his rivals over a mile on the same course four days earlier .
10 The ‘ wanted to sell ’ ads stretched for pages , and one main street consisted of wall-to-wall car lots for over a mile on both sides !
11 Swimming : There 's an enormous ‘ Aquarena ’ in Kitzbuhel itself , or you may prefer the warm waters of the Schwarzsee , which is just over a mile from the centre .
12 The hotel is just over a mile from the town centre and 150 yards from the Lido beach .
13 Close to the port , with its large yacht harbour , and just over a mile from the attractive centre of Caorle , this modern hotel complex overlooks its own private beach from a lovely garden setting .
14 A little over a mile from Lucca , a turning leads to a vast park of age old oak , cork and bay trees surrounding the Villa San Michele , jealously guarding its serenity .
15 Circumstances can arise which are difficult to anticipate ; for example , one site with which the author was involved was situated over a mile from the sea , but part of the site was on ground made up from Elizabethan times and included a harbour wall .
16 The tunnel was the longest in Britain at the time , the first over a mile in length .
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