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Often you can see across the land for only a kilometre or less.

This is several kilometres to the west of the present city.

We're going to the main system level, about five kilometres down.

But a few kilometres further down, it would be a different matter.

And from one to the other it is almost 4,000 kilometres.

Usually this process took place every 500 to 1,000 kilometres.

I could tell what was going to happen to a general area about a kilometre across.

He also set a world record for 2000 kilometres in the same race.

After 1924, the 10 kilometre walk would not be held again until 1948.

We have to move forward by a kilometre or two and take a left turn.

It's on the other side of the system now, about seven billion kilometres away.

You must stay here, ten kilometres down, all your life.

He could see a low wall almost a kilometre away, and beyond that the road they had started to land on.

We had taken a wrong turning 20 kilometres back and up.

The river is about 24 miles, or 39 kilometres, long.

And not one of them is more than 300 kilometres from the sea.

They caught up with me about seven kilometres from here, I think.

The Chief had been quiet for a kilometre or two.

It appeared to have a road running to within a few kilometres.

Less than a kilometre now, though it looked close enough to touch.

He still had a distance of 200 kilometres to go.

The front was only a few kilometres away and would reach our position in about 10 minutes.

Central America is an area of some 524,000 square kilometres.

The end of the valley was about half a kilometre away.

It was held on March 20, 2004 over 294 kilometres.

And we've only got a few more kilometers to go.

Each city is around 150 kilometers from the other two.

Still, we had 160 kilometers to go in less than a day.

The field of view must have been four kilometers across.

We must be at least three and a half kilometers away.

I was living only a few kilometers from the place.

The town center is to be moved 3 kilometers to the east.

Short run, about five and a half kilometers, then back inside.

They go at most three or four kilometers a day.

He'd have to take time to change, but he was also about four kilometers away.

He lives a few kilometers to the north and has for several years, all alone.

There was nothing in front of them but air for 200 kilometers.

Easy had to cover almost 3 kilometers with only 130 men.

And there is only one girl around for many kilometers.

He said there was one a couple of kilometers south.

To see everything, you'll walk a few kilometers over a couple of hours.

However, it was very close to the city center, being only a few kilometers away.

It is an out and back run for a total of 50 kilometers or 31 miles.

But by the time they have done all these things, I hope we will be many kilometers up the river.

Only with 40 kilometers (25 miles) to go did he begin working at the front.

Do you understand how many kilometers of material we house?

After a couple of kilometers he got down to the water's edge.

"It looks like its only a few more kilometers ahead."

It is about 7 kilometers off of the main road.

The system has a reported range of up to 50 kilometers.