Miles and miles and miles of virgin land, farther than the eye could see!
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And it's ran next to Tom Cruise for miles and miles and miles, and that alone is such a huge feat.
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They drive miles and miles, as much as neighboring countries.
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Lucky, happy me: I could see for miles and miles.
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Wielding a makeshift 217-iron, he hit a shot, televised back to Earth, that traveled "miles and miles and miles," as he put it, in lunar gravity only one-sixth that of the Earth.
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Miles and miles away, Kowalski watched the game as she studied.
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How do you find a mate over miles and miles of murky
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I got up early on Saturday mornings and ran miles and miles.
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What is going to take 'miles and miles' and 'years and years'?
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Also, the day was stunningly clear and pollution-free for miles and miles.
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Brittany, called Bretagne in French, has miles and miles of (potentially haunted) coastline.
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"The sea is miles and miles to the south, across the mountains," he muttered.
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De Bruyne ran miles and miles, covering every blade of grass at Stamford Bridge.
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We drove miles and miles together watching "beauty and the beast" and singing songs.
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White Sands is a natural wonder, featuring miles and miles of white gypsum sand dunes.
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Imagine miles and miles of roadway stretching towards the horizon, glinting under the afternoon sun.
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Miles and miles of penises, in locker rooms, video chats, selfies and grainy home videos.
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The border wall Trump said "we're putting up miles and miles" of the border wall.
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"You're going to have flooding miles and miles inland," the center's director, Ken Graham, said.
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Absolutely nothing else but miles and miles of empty ranchland on each side of it.
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This airborne filth can drift for miles and miles, stinging nostrils and killing plant life.
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With cloud gaming, that "box" lives in a datacenter full of servers, miles and miles away.
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On Top of the World, you can see roads snaking around hills for miles and miles.
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Writing in The New Yorker, he said that he wanted "miles and miles of such pictures."
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Also, there is a spectacular 40-foot high observation tower with miles and miles of views.
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Of course, Universal couldn't depict miles and miles of Tethered holding hands under hovering news helicopters.
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Most cities have miles and miles of underground infrastructure that can only be checked by expert inspectors.
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"Every day, walking miles and miles, checking many, many cabins," Franklin said, recalling the group's search efforts.
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Driving around Bhiwani, one can see nothing but dry canals and miles and miles of parched farmlands.
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Lombok's north shore was littered on Tuesday with miles and miles of wrecked houses, shops and mosques.
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"You can just see that swirling down the river for like miles and miles," Mr. Harrison said.
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She has lupus, so riding a bike for miles and miles through those Canadian vineyards isn't easy.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday the two countries were "miles and miles" from resolving issues.
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" She added, "And you know there's miles and miles, acres and acres of wilderness out there to search.
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That's miles and miles away from where we are in either the Senate or governor's race in Florida.
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As you get closer to the frontlines, there is little to see but miles and miles of rubble.
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I drove through a majestic forest, past miles and miles of grazing land and through small, rural towns.
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We are miles and miles from what he put forth, so he has yielded on what this is.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Thursday the U.S. is still "miles and miles" from a trade deal with China.
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"You're going to have flooding miles and miles," Ken Graham, director of the National Hurricane Center, told CNN Friday.
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Winds appear to push miles and miles of smoke coverage in one direction, cloaking all of the surrounding areas.
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But unfortunately, that's what you got to do to be able to ride miles and miles along the waterfront.
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MILES AND MILES I run between six and 10 miles a day, but on Sundays, I aim for 15.
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"I literally walk for miles and miles just looking for dogs that stand out from the crowd," Porsz says.
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Take seriously the statement by Ross that the U.S. and China are "miles and miles" away from a trade agreement.
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For now, let's look at how fare classes relate to earning award miles, and miles that count toward elite status.
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Mozambique's Pungue and Buzi rivers have overflowed, creating "inland oceans extending for miles and miles in all directions," said Verhoosel.
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Phan said the combo — a first in the retail industry — is saving workers from walking miles and miles each day.
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Conservatives backed him because he promised a conservative bench and an end to miles and miles of bureaucratic red tape.
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One of the more interesting side effects from the explosion of new mobile AR game Pokémon Go is physical movement: a lot of people are finding themselves walking miles and miles (and miles) more than they normally would as they search for PokéStops, load up on PokéBalls, and (of course) track down more Pokémon.
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They take moms and dads miles and miles away from their children even for a nonviolent first-time offender, like me.
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And it is a phenomenon: The Newshour is the most-watched English-language news program in India by miles and miles.
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There were lines of miles and miles -- there was no one on the other side trying to get out of America.
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His passion for music and the stage are what many times have kept us going miles and miles down the road.
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The United States and China are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday.
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It sounds like driving through miles and miles of farmland at sunrise: moving fast, seeing for miles, light on the horizon.
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"He definitely looked like someone who spent the weekend driving miles and miles across several states to pick up his girlfriend."
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But the afternoon before the demonstrations began, they spread their message by lining miles and miles of Arizona roads with red.
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For miles and miles, farmers were harvesting the willowy, thin-leafed stalks that make hashish, a mainstay of the local economy.
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By that point, we've spent three episodes with Miles and Miles, recognizing that the situation between them, while precarious, is nuanced.
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"Women we spoke to in Juneau received the same quality of care as people in centers miles and miles away," she says.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday that the United States and China are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues.
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But I don't know, 'miles and miles,' maybe if you here in a car it's not as bad as if you're walking.
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"All conservators would agree with me when I say we have seen miles and miles of terrible sticky tape," Ms. Oey said.
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Sometimes you'll get a nice view from a train window, but then the same train goes through miles and miles of shit.
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There were miles and miles to go, narratively speaking – plenty of runway for the show to absorb each disruption, regroup, and move on.
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Both shoes are excellent lightweight footwear options that won't weigh you down as you trek miles and miles on your travels or hikes.
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Miles and miles of rough country rolled to the horizon, a leafy sandstone valley sprouting interior courtyards and alleyways, the swollen sun overhead.
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Specifically, the public one near my school, with seats in big bay windows and what feels like miles and miles of wooden shelves.
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On major highways and roads across Iran, people turned off their vehicles and sat for hours, intentionally creating backups for miles and miles.
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In between are miles and miles of some of the heaviest petroleum production in Colombia, as well as some of its densest coca farming.
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This was after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday the United States and China were "miles and miles" from resolving their issues.
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Miles and Miles can been seen at Rood Gallery through July 30th and more of Peter Opheim's work can be seen on his website.
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The state is also important economically, with a multi billion-dollar tourism business built on sunshine and miles and miles of white sandy beaches.
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However, when asked about trade negotiations with China last week, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said, the U.S. is still "miles and miles" from a deal.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Thursday that the U.S. and China are "miles and miles" away from reaching agreement on their trade issues.
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"When it comes to the competition, we really think — and I'm sorry, it's a terrible pun — but we're literally miles and miles ahead," he says.
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For example, robots are used to bring shelves of products to workers so that they don't have to walk miles and miles throughout their workday.
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Since 2010, miles and miles of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil have been converted for commercial use, including cattle ranching, logging and palm oil production.
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And, we, at the bottom of the screen we were quoting you, "miles and miles" to go before we have any type of agreement with China.
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Mnuchin's comments came hours after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC that the U.S. was still "miles and miles " from reaching a trade deal with China.
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One thing is for sure, as The Boring Company digs miles and miles of tunnels under Los Angeles, Musk will certainly have an excess of rock.
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The overland road from the Norwegian border passes by miles and miles of double-row fences of ice-crowned barbed wire, warning signs and surveillance cameras.
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Everyone stared at the ground, thinking about their families miles and miles away in central Rio, wondering if they were fighting for their lives without us.
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To visit Bogotá, Colombia, on a Sunday is to witness an unforgettable spectacle: miles and miles of car-free streets packed with cyclists, runners, and walkers.
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He said to prepare for the role, he watched miles and miles of film of him, then read everything that he could get his hands on.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped on Thursday after the U.S. Commerce Secretary said that Washington and Beijing are "miles and miles" away from a permanent trade agreement.
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Unfortunately, frequent early-morning rain often prevents spraying missions, and pilots reach the swarms when they are already in the air, spread out over miles and miles.
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The Karuk Tribe is not on a reservation and so hasn't had that issue, but it faces a different struggling: being miles and miles away from nowhere.
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This was the early nineties, long before the Internet, with its miles and miles of headless torsos, all hairless and strangely similar—there was nothing sexual here.
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And that means that after miles and miles of no pokémon, a bundle of pokéstops and gyms suddenly pop up in the landscape alongside the San Antonio River.
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The greenback was also supported after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday that the United States and China are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues.
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Yet another key focus is U.S.-China trade relations, with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross stating on Thursday the two countries were "miles and miles" from resolving issues.
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There's an opportunity to put standards in place — certification and validation is very important — we can use both real road tested miles and miles on private proving grounds.
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And, miles and miles away, youth detectives Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) and Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) look into a possible different murder, this time with secret society roots.
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He also masterminded miles and miles of highways encircling the five boroughs, although he never drove himself and rarely visited the neighborhoods that were displaced for these developments.
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It is for the courage and determination of the parents who have risked everything — left everything and everyone — to cross miles and miles of it, for weeks upon weeks.
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It's so dry out here that any guards could see cars coming for miles and miles before they arrived, evidence of their progress showing up like tiny, turbulent tornadoes.
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The two sides are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues but there is a fair chance they will get a deal, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday.
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Some Trump administration officials, including Wilbur Ross, have tried to temper expectations for this week's meetings, saying that the two countries "are miles and miles" from resolving their trade differences.
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Zuckerberg, in particular, thinks virtual reality can make it feel like you're actually with family or friends — experiencing a baby's first steps, for example — when you're miles and miles away.
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You can see why she was a winner, too, with her extra-broad shoulders; wide, crooked grin; and a lolling tongue that seems to go on for miles and miles.
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No one should, therefore, be surprised by the statement made last week by the U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross that Washington and Beijing were "miles and miles" from any trade agreement.
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He isn't totally sure where he's headed at any given moment but he keeps laying the track and when he looks behind him he sees miles and miles of laid track.
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Plus, after the best performance of the season by miles and miles, she practically handed off her crown to this season's undeniable MVP: 22-year-old Mississippi call rep La'Porsha Renae.
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There are reasons to be hopeful of some kind of agreement even if U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the two sides were "miles and miles" from resolving their trade issues.
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I remember Sam and I running across a patch of grass in an industrial neighborhood, [but in the movie], we're running across miles and miles of savanna with a thousand wildebeest.
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The summer had passed, and the great clouds that rise above the desert in that season, towering miles and miles into the sky, so dark and promising, had brought no rain.
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In addition to the unusually large number of figures featured in the painting, Miles and Miles is a departure from the type of clay Opheim often uses to make his figures.
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All of our meals are supplied up here because we aren't allowed to leave the site or camp, and even if we did, there is nothing around for miles and miles.
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That still doesn't account for the fact that some of those meals traveled miles and miles, likely in refrigerated trucks, from one of three Blue Apron fulfillment centers in the United States.
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Why on earth would the city run miles and miles of electric cable to over a 100 points in the city when sweet, wireless radio is so cheap and easy to use?
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On Thursday, Ross told CNBC that the U.S. was still "miles and miles from getting a resolution, " adding that there are "lots and lots of issues" when it comes to trade deals.
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There are 18-wheeler trailers behind the theater that are set up as mobile television control rooms, Feist said, and "miles and miles" of cables for lighting, power, cameras and video walls.
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"If there's any open water, it can be 100 yards across, females will walk around that for miles and miles to avoid taking their cubs into that kind of water," Derocher said.
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Over the decades the sea has been pushed back, and all around the shrine miles and miles of land have been reclaimed so that posh mansions and shopping areas could be built.
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Besides the small screen, we had to contend with the fickle nature of the antenna signal, which became even more fickle as we traveled miles and miles, going in and out of range.
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It's that feeling of gracefully defying physics and tumbling through the air, the overwhelming stomach-in-knots sensation as you leap from the top of a building and fall for miles and miles.
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FIRST Global President and former Congressman Joe Sestak confirmed that the "extraordinarily brave young women" will at least be able to video conference into the competition from their hometown miles and miles away.
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Bowyer offered to help out with a new version, but again Jytdog shot the edits down: there is a ton of unsourced content in that draft; it fails WP:VERIFY by miles and miles.
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Fourth-quarter earnings continued to be generally positive, but U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross' comments that the United States and China were "miles and miles" from reaching a trade agreement curbed investor enthusiasm.
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Kate's reveal throws a massive wrench in everything, because it dawns on us as it dawns on Miles and Miles that either of them could be the father and they'll never know who.
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The landscape was dreamy: rippling green hills, tall trees and miles and miles of farms and vineyards stocked with grapes so plump and juicy, you just wanted to pull over and pluck them.
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The second is just plain laziness: items and experience in Pokémon Go grow the more you walk around, so GPS spoofing could be used to convince the app you're walking miles and miles every day.
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"You've got a much better chance of survival and being spotted and rescued working together," Gosling says, "than if you're one little person floating around by yourself with nothing but water for miles and miles."
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"You don't see open water for miles and miles and suddenly there's a small crack, and you'll see narwhals in it," said Kristin Laidre, an ecologist at the University of Washington who led the study.
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"It's remarkable to think of this rotorcraft flying miles and miles across the organic sand dunes of Saturn's largest moon, exploring the processes that shape this extraordinary environment," said NASA associate administrator for science Thomas Zurbuchen.
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Kong: Skull Island looks as much like a Vietnam film as it does a monster movie, with helicopters full of soldiers, flamethrowers, and miles and miles of untamed jungle threatening to kill anyone who ventures inside.
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And in spite of the miles and miles of ocean and desert and jungle that they've crossed, and all they've risked and endured to make it to the United States, some do, in fact, finally surrender.
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Major U.S. stock index futures had been trading higher earlier in the morning but fell after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the United States and China were "miles and miles" from resolving their trade dispute.
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You reach a snow-crowned summit, and see behind you the deep valley stretching miles and miles away, and before you other summits higher and whiter, which you may have strength to climb, or may not.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues but there is a fair chance the two countries will get a deal, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday.
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Miles and miles of pipes — some high enough off the ground that trucks can pass underneath and giraffes won't hit their heads — carry steam from beneath this volcanic valley to big power plants inside the park.
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The men were parked in different hallways—narrow, wallpapered corridors lined with orchids, Constance says, miles and miles of orchids, she continues, the wallpapered walls hung with Wyeth and Rockwell and Turner prints, the corridors labyrinthine, windowless.
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Bees, like humans, can't lead healthy lives consuming just one type of food, so as more farms grow miles and miles of a single crop, bees have to fly too far to get the nutrition they need.
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There's something about your favorite pair of leggings — or even better, that one full running outfit that perfectly matches your shoes — that can boost your confidence and help you feel ready to run for miles and miles.
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Antarctic habitats, which today are separated by miles and miles of ice, will increasingly merge in coming decades, expanding areas for native species to grow but also creating new opportunities for invasive species to spread, researchers found.
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A recent tour of the work being done on the 7 line made it clear just how labor intensive it is to install a computer-based system that requires removing and replacing miles and miles of cables.
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The 2,510-square-foot estate has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a pool that looks like it goes on for miles and miles, a spa, and a fire pit for Dornan and his wife and two kids to enjoy.
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You're looking out across the local area for miles and miles, and you see the extent of human interaction with the environment, the amount of deforestation that has gone on, the amount of planting of these eucalyptus plantations.
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For miles and miles, on either side of the truck-clogged roads that the motorcade traveled, there were huge piles of debris as people dumped the contents of their homes so that the structures themselves might be salvaged.
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With miles and miles of tract homes, strip malls, fancy condos, traffic jams, and expensive restaurants, it's taken on more of the character of the state's true metropolises—Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston—than locals like to admit.
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In a world where the voice actors are given miles and miles of bananapants scenery-chewing lines to indulge in, she sounds as if she put about as much passion in as she does to brushing her teeth.
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Digging harnesses out of snow drifts, riding miles and miles in 237-below temperatures, the winter of '290-'2150 when the ground never saw less than 1043 feet of snow -- he wouldn't take back his time here for anything.
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It uses miles and miles of sandy, archival, look-at-me footage (and you feel a little dirty, looking), including incredulous televised broadcasters, and pulls you through a heady succession of the scandals provoked as the cult's new city arose.
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Herve Verhoosel of the World Food Program said the floodwaters created "inland oceans extending for miles and miles in all directions," according to AP. The impacts: According to the Associated Press, bodies from Zimbabwe have been swept down mountainsides into Mozambique.
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The preparation involved was stupendous: miles and miles of test flights; customised gear ranging from a heated body suit powered by the paramotor's engine to hacked eReaders used as GPS devices; and an immense amount of behind-the-scenes planning.
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Monroe County, which comprises the southernmost tip of the peninsula and the Keys, is already considering abandoning miles and miles of roadway if critical funds are not secured that will allow for their elevation and protection against sea level rise.
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Wilbur Ross, the Commerce secretary, said last week that the United States and China were "miles and miles" apart and Mr. Kudlow has suggested that details of a deal were not set in stone ahead of the discussions this week.
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Miles and miles up shit creek here, says Kennedy B. And just like snap at her word of creek I know creek: is that is that which at edge of which we would build ramp of snow snowramp If jump no good?
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Harris told a crowd of several hundred gathered in tiny St. George that a national infrastructure of crumbling roads and bridges makes it difficult for people in communities like this one to get to their jobs, which may be miles and miles away.
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In Miles and Miles, one of the works in his current exhibition at Rood Gallery in New York, Opheim painted 100 of his whimsical figures, displaying each of the original clay creatures depicted in the painting alongside it in a large, wooden crate.
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Lawson feels a barrier is necessary wherever there are roads and infrastructure along the border but is reluctant to think any sort of barrier makes sense in areas where "it's just miles and miles of desert," which most of the border is.
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Thanks to rising water temperature and its negative effects on the algae that keeps coral alive, reefs that were once buzzing metropolises of kaleidoscopic sea life are currently the ocean's cemeteries, stretching out for miles and miles like a pale white skeleton.
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The dollar was also helped by investors looking for safety after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the United States and China are "miles and miles" from resolving trade issues even though there is a fair chance the two countries will get a deal.
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But whether death appears to you in plain view from miles and miles away or blindsides you like a passing train, whether you have lived your life standing tall on your own two feet or spent it shivering on your knees, its bell inevitably tolls.
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And when Ocasio-Cortez wasn't walking miles and miles of sidewalk in those two boroughs, knocking on door after door to introduce herself to potential voters, she was tending bar and waiting tables at Flats Fix, a taco and tequila bar in Union Square.
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Picture a one-story city of 120,000 souls, row after row after row of dust-blown shacks arranged in a grid of long gravel roads and right angles, something irredeemably hopeless in the perfect geometry that seems to go on for miles and miles.
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In "Father's Child," he sings, "I've been searching for miles and miles/Looking for someone to walk with me," and an optimistic buildup toward the middle — with some rare major chords — hints that he'll find someone; instead, the song turns slow and pleading, leaving the search unfinished.
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And unlike with traditional gym bags that must be slung over one shoulder or carried in your hand, this backpack distributes that weight evenly across your shoulders and down through your core, meaning you can transport all that stuff for miles and miles in comfort if need be.
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The fact that energy-hungry cities like San Juan are so far away from the generators that power them means that workers will have to rebuild miles and miles of transmission lines through mountains with limited roads before power comes back, even though most generators survived the storm intact.
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In the 21st Congressional District, where tumbleweeds blow across the freeway that cuts through miles and miles of peach and almond farms, the suspense is not around who will win Tuesday's primary, but on just how motivated Democrats are to flip this district from red to blue come November.
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You'd have to fill miles and miles of road with chargers.) The first steps for WEVC infrastructure are likely to be less ambitious than this, though, finding a foothold in office parks, among shared vehicle fleets (like electric company meter readers), and in public transit (more on that in a second).
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Although this loneliness is hard to bear at times, I admit it is also a twisted badge of honor: that I made the sacrifice to become a lonely child miles and miles from home, in the hope of repaying the sacrifices my family made to get me here in the first place.
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And then the (she searches for the right word) instruction of balancing along in the water, the ten thousand adjustments of vivid action, the staining together of mind and time so that she is no longer miles and miles apart from her life, watching it differently unfold, but in it, as it, it.
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We motored through spiky sisal fields that ran for miles and miles and ended in a town where dozens of people were selling wooden hand-carved stools — they were actually carving them along the road, flakes of wood shavings littering the highway's shoulders — being gently stirred by the wind of our passing wheels.
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Or it might be as jarring as something I felt on my last day there: sitting atop a horse, my eyes closed, the Nebraska wind rolling over the Sandhills and thrashing miles and miles of waist-high grasses, me swearing the chaos of it sounded exactly like the crashing of the ocean back in Miami.
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In the series, the teen residents of wealthy Connecticut town West Ham arrive home from a would-be camping trip and find themselves in a place that looks exactly like their home...except, there's nothing else around but miles and miles of forest — and their parents, or any adults for that matter, are nowhere to be found.
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The scale of Misrach's photographs can make you feel almost as if you are there, looking at what he is focusing on: a section of rusted steel wall – which reminded me of Christo's curtains — following the topography of an inhospitable landscape as it cuts across miles and miles of desert, a dirt road running alongside it.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE said Thursday that the U.S. and China are still "miles and miles" away from reaching an agreement in their ongoing trade dispute after briefly agreeing to a ceasefire on tariffs.
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The Americans gets talked about a lot as a show that's relevant to our ongoing Russia storyline (though our writers are a lot less subtle than the crew at The Americans), but as a Midwestern transplant living in sunny California, I've always connected to it on the level of a story about finding a home, about building a place you can call your own, even as you're miles and miles away from the place you grew up in.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will be in Washington for trade talks this week, just days after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE said the two sides were "miles and miles" away from striking a deal.
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