Utiliser "mileage" dans une phrase

1. most mileage out of these few short words

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2. to this note the current mileage of the car, the numbers you took note of earlier that morning

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3. the mileage says something completely different

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4. Be sure to be accurate with your mileage

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5. Who was the Ambassador at that time? Any mileage in chasing that in the hope someone might remember Bunty? I sit back, chewing my pen and revising my vision of Bunty sitting alone in her flat, moping

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6. The trail still had some stone mileage markers, although most must have been taken as souvenirs

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7. Anyway, Doc had had a good laugh at his own misfortune and he would milk mileage out of the story in the retelling

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8. cost as much as a good used car with low mileage

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9. In order to get there, Colling would need a vehicle, and the ambulance mileage was closely monitored

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10. gives you better gas mileage

11. I noted the mileage,” she warns and heads for the door

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12. It is accurate that most people can generally live with that mileage range for most of the time but if you have an electric car you will also need a gas powered car for any trips so it is most practical for two car families

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13. President Obama, himself, a few days after taking office issued new CAFÉ rules that raised the mileage requirements for cars and quickly followed that with directing federal regulators on to move on an application by California and 13 other states to set strict limits on greenhouse gases from cars and trucks

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14. mileage that they paid her no further mind

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15. her ticket was a mileage award, he could not change the date for an early return

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16. intended) was AAdvantage Frequent Traveler, the automated tracking of member mileage and monthly statements

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17. This SUV had good mileage; I would make it… with a fourth of a tank

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18. chose a blue SUV that was newer than our old one and had better mileage

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19. more visibility and mileage

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20. mileage and far cheaper than I expected to pay

21. WILL GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR MILEAGE

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22. When it comes to running, one of your goals in it may include increasing your mileage in each running week

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23. This would add a huge amount of extra mileage to his journey, and he decided it was worth persevering through Spain

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24. There was information that the hybrid would see a decrease in gas mileage during the winter

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25. Cars eventually got better mileage and thanks to pollution equipment, the air, land and water benefited

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26. smaller car was the answer to improved mileage

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27. accounted for 200,000 of those miles and my total mileage including highway and city driving was

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28. That was one of the reasons for the great mileage

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29. There are some cars today that get better mileage than that, 57

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30. improvements in gas mileage over the years

31. Unfortunately, gas mileage today is the worst it’s been in twenty-five years

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32. mileage on whatever vehicles they produce

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33. Conservation and good mileage were a thing of the past and smaller cars were replaced with gas-guzzlers such as trucks and SUVs

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34. From a previous chapter or two, you may recall my Honda Civic CRX and its great gas mileage, and that is one of the reasons for my dissatisfaction

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35. My overall gas mileage in February 2008 after about 10,000 miles was less than forty-nine miles per gallon, almost two miles less than that from my Honda Civic CRX

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36. Story, Bill Bradley mentions that if the Prius were made of lightweight materials, it could achieve a mileage of double what I’m getting

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37. I wouldn’t be surprised if there were other vehicles with lousier mileage than that

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38. Their mileage is not that great, though

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39. But then the mileage of all those massive machines on the highway isn’t much better and too much gasoline is consumed, not to mention the noise pollution and the effect on the air outside

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40. Another expense that could result because you are working is an increase in your automobile insurance payment based on the additional mileage

41. For the 21mpg average of the sum of all American cars and light trucks (weighed in proportion to use) these days the average gas mileage of all cars, 2008, was 21 mpg (The Environmental Protection Agency reported that the average performance of new, 2008 model cars and trucks was 20

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42. You can’t use the standard mileage rate if you

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43. They can learn early that light acceleration and braking will improve mileage, and carpooling and reducing unneccessary trips will save even more money

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44. As the joy of my heart sped for mileage

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45. It got decent gas mileage and was easy to maneuver and park in the city

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46. One of the more intriguing results has been the creation of a new market, which is the area of products that claim to increase gas mileage of cars, trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles alike

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47. The EPA also has tested a number of products that are supposed to increase gas mileage, but they have not found any yet do so significantly

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48. In fact, there are a nearly endless number of ways to increase gas mileage without spending a dime! For instance, you can make sure that you remove unneeded items from your car, so that you are not driving excess weight around

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49. I recently advertised a car online – a 7 year old Kia with an exceptionally low mileage

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50. Over the same period, mileage by road passenger vehicles increased by more than this (129 per cent), but total passenger km by about the same amount, 83 per cent, less than vehicle mileage because of the increase in the share of private cars which of course carry fewer passengers than buses and coaches

51. I had watched it climb much as I might have stared at my car’s odometer as it was about to hit some dramatic but inconsequential mileage benchmark

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52. He was surprised but inwardly pleased at the Drong’s reaction and he was determined to get as much mileage out of the slip as possible

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53. Using the IRS’s 2002 mileage

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54. The Chemist and The Elder gave them books to make best use of their fuels and gases for best and fastest mileage

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55. Olympic gold medalists who didn't have much mileage on the pen:

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56. The sales head weighed his options on the basis of long-term mileage and arrived at a decision

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57. This issue is about mileage

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58. As in trying to get more mileage out of the paint and primers

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59. Far from here, over 5000 miles away, I'm climbing a mountain in the ranges of Nepal; loaded with rucksacks, we struggle to complete our daily mileage

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60. They look inside at the dashboard for the mileage, open the hood and the boot, they check the spare tire, look beneath the rubber joints and seals to make sure it has the original paint, in other words no accidents, they start the engine, wait for a minute and go to the exhaust to see if it is “sweating”, little telltale drops of moisture that indicate a well-tuned engine

61. � They wear brakes and tires down, jackrabbit and stop frequently which will lower gas mileage, and put extra strain on the transmission

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62. mileage and your time by driving back and forth past their house

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63. In a University of Nebraska-Kearney study, overweight walkers who did two 15-min bouts, 5x/wk, nearly doubled their weekly mileage compared with walkers who walked 30 min, 3x/wk

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64. I had to rummage through my bag to find my reading glasses, and then after answering questions and scanning my passport it suggested I triple my mileage for $108

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65. But as the mileage lessened between her and the spot of her pilgrimage, so did Tess's confidence decrease, and her enterprise loom out more formidably

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66. In railroad bonds of this type, the location and strategic value of the mileage covered are of prime importance

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67. Divisional first liens on poorly located mileage may receive much less favorable treatment in a reorganization than blanket mortgage bonds ostensibly junior to them

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68. The alternative tests for railroads, based on either mileage or revenues, are confusing and unnecessary

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69. The value of the Georgia Midland mileage

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70. If this mileage actually earns substantially more than the rental paid, then Southern Railway could be expected to make a special effort to pay the bonds at maturity, for fear of otherwise losing control of the property

71. (However, traffic-density data in private hands in 1939 indicated that this mileage was not a valuable part of the Southern Railway System

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72. It is interesting to note, as an element of security analysis, that the key fact in this situation—the unprofitable character of the mileage covered—was not a matter of public record but required a check into supplementary sources of information

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73. They were a first lien on underlying mileage of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific System

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74. However, a segregation of the 1937 earnings by mortgage divisions showed that the Choctaw and Memphis mileage was very profitable and that its interest charges had been covered 2

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75. Assuming, as seemed inevitable, that the company was to be reorganized along the lines proposed, it was clear that these Choctaw and Memphis bonds would enjoy a very strong position, whether they were to be left undisturbed with their lien on a valuable mileage and their back interest paid off, or were to be given par for par in a new, small first mortgage on the entire system

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76. In the years following 1932 a large part of the country’s railroad mileage went into the hands of trustees

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77. At the close of 1938 a total of 111 railway companies operating 78,016 miles (31% of the total railway mileage in the United States) were in the hands of receivers or trustees

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78. This is the greatest mileage ever in the hands of the courts at any one time

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79. Viewing the situation about the end of 1939, it appeared that many of the first-mortgage liens on important mileage had fallen to lower levels than were warranted by anything but a most pessimistic view of the future of the carriers

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80. More than half of the railroad mileage of the country has been in bankruptcy (or “trusteeship”) at various times during the past 50 years

81. Trips, airline mileage statements

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82. Will a new fuel additive improves gas mileage and ride quality in both stop-and-go and highway situations?

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83. Use Pesarin’s combination method to test whether the additive affects either gas mileage or ride quality

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84. Among the additional factors which will stimulate trade and business during 1890 are the following: The construction of fifty per cent more railway mileage than was built last year; a very great increase in lake tonnage; a large increase in inland water-way tonnage; a very great increase in rolling-stock; a greater increase in locomotive capacity than has been made during any one year in our history; greater activity in house-building, and greater activity in the building of shops and factories

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