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miler

[ UK /mˈa‍ɪlɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈmaɪɫɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. (used only in combinations) the length of something in miles
    the race was a 30-miler
  2. a runner in a one-mile race

How To Use miler In A Sentence

  • He was a good half-miler, and his companion was bad at every distance. Tales of St. Austin's
  • the race was a 30-miler
  • You were a smiler but that's not to say you couldn't greet as well!
  • He's hoping for a similar race in the Wanamaker, which will be a celebration of sorts: the resurgence of the college miler. Milers in Step With One Another
  • Great milers make great sires, and past participants such as El Corredor and Distorted Humor are proving to be the next generation of important sires.
  • I was feeling exhausted, what with the 22 miler, the Rowing Crew Mardi Gras and the fulsome lunch that was now rattling in my stomach and telling my brain to let me lie down in the aisle somewhere near the dairy produce and have a good snooze.
  • At the outset I assumed I would end up with two sprinters, two milers and two long-distance runners.
  • 26 Miler - A chronicle of Ben's attempt to complete the Marathon Becks & Posh - … modern cokney for 'nosh' by Sam and Fred Budding Cook - Just married and trying my hands at cooking Cha Xiu Bao - What's the biggest problem in this world? BC Bloggers
  • And he could see the lines of the half-miler Benny Vaughn, and Hosford and Atkinson, the whole team, all the lifelines going off in all directions, most of them still moving like his, putting down little tracks toward some unseen goal, some moving target of achievement, some semblance of wealth, some jot of immortality, or perhaps just some measure of repose. Again to Carthage
  • You've got to be a thoroughbred to do that," said Eamonn Coghlan, the Irish miler who became known as the Chairman of the Boards because of his dominance of the wooden track of the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games here in the 1970s and 1980s. Four Minutes Down Fifth
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