[lemma=mile] [□=□]
[lemma=mile] [lemma=□]
He has penned or edited fourteen books , including seven volumes of poetry and the non-fiction books , Miles : The Autobiography , coauthored with Miles Davis , which earned him his second American Book Award , and Miles and Me , an account of his friendship with Davis and of the influence the jazz master had on his work . " It developed itself , I should say , two hours after the fog lifted , and its commencement was at a spot , roughly speaking , about a mile and a half below Kurtz 's station . " It will be a grand sight when the interior of the dome is lighted with electric lights , the lantern brilliantly illuminated by electricity , and there is a flaming torch in the hand of the Goddess of Liberty that will be visible at night for miles and miles around . From the camping area it is about a mile and a half down along the creek to the Colorado River . As soon as news reached him of the declaration of war , he fled from Afenga to Tanunga-manono , a hamlet in the bush , about a mile and a half behind Apia , where he lurked some days . The only alternative is organic , and I think the reason that organic has been successful is because it goes the extra mile and assures " purity . The cracks also allow water to seep in , with sometimes spectacular results.When it got to the area near where the downtown St. Paul airport is now , the Minnesota River formed a waterfall a mile and a half wide and perhaps as high as 200 feet.You've probably heard how the St. Anthony Falls have retreated up the Mississippi Valley from the Fort Snelling area . " Nor it is n't fields nor mountains , it 's just miles and miles and miles of wild land that nothing grows on but heather and gorse and broom , and nothing lives on but wild ponies and sheep . The cost , $ 55 for the first five miles and $ 5 per mile thereafter , is hardly more than the price of two cabs ( one to get home and another to retrieve your car the next morning ) . Behind them was the beautiful green Panamint Valley , but before and below them for miles and miles , as far as the eye could reach , a flat , white desert , empty even of sage-brush , unrolled toward the horizon .