kilometre造句
1 One li is equal to half a kilometre.
2 Drive on for a kilometre; then take a right turn.
3 My home is half a kilometre away from here.
4 The roads merge a kilometre ahead.
5 He was a kilometre out from home when the storm struck.
6 They were now a kilometre from the castle.
7 The densities per square kilometre of its human and livestock populations are greater than anywhere else in the continent.
8 Our house was less than a kilometre from the pick-up point.
9 Low grade index fibre costs around ￡200 per kilometre, and best quality fetches ￡350.
10 We ended up making a hair-raising 200 kilometre night drive to the border.
11 A basalt flow can advance over a kilometre of flat ground in a matter of hours; an andesite may take months.
12 The kilometre posts, which had indicated the distance from Moscow for the journey, now read single figures.
13 The kilometre long cutting emerges on to a longer embankment with extensive views over the Tame valley and back towards West Bromwich.
14 An array a square kilometre in size should see neutrino sources if there are any, Halzen says.
15 Three kilometre to the gymnasium ... Now is shortage of material, I must do all.
16 It has more cars per square kilometre than anywhere else in the world.
17 They were detected at depths of more than a kilometre in the sea.
18 The map has a scale of one centimetre to the kilometre.
19 Using the 1734 census figures, this gives an average density of about 64-65 persons per square kilometre for the Piedmontese territories.
20 According to the proximity readout, the capsule was only a kilometre or so from contact with the surface of Tarvaras.
21 Building the road in a cutting would cost up to ￡10-5 million per kilometre.
22 I met a couple of Peace Corps volunteers who walked a kilometre each morning to fetch water.
23 The increase will mean a significant increase in throughput, allowing the soviets to transport more gas per kilometre of pipeline.
24 It then turns south and rises to the surface to run at-grade for the last kilometre to Cairo University.
25 The levels of report in the Hughes and Cole study were all calculated per kilometre travelled.
26 The Ordnance Survey grid references relate to the maps, with the grid lines 1 kilometre apart.
27 During a typical summer's day, a mountain goat may travel around a kilometre in search of food.
28 Subjects in their laboratory study gave approximately nine verbal reports per kilometre.
29 Some have been sighted more than thirty feet in length,[www.] cruising almost a kilometre above sea level.
30 The world famous zoo provided the perfect backdrop for the ten kilometre dash.
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