Idiom meaning the shortest distance between two points.
1 Fifteen miles as the crow flies is the usual limit of vision.
2 We were now sixty miles, as the crow flies , from the sea.
3 Nearly two miles as the crow flies - only there are no crows here.
4 My cabin's about two miles north of here, as the crow flies .
5 For one, drones in the simulation run routes as the crow flies .
6 From Great Harbor to Cambridge as the crow flies is no great distance.
7 The distance across the Pass as the crow flies is, perhaps, fifty miles.
8 Fort Lincoln is all of sixty miles from here as the crow flies .
9 A single Englishman touring the world as the crow flies occupied the car.
10 He had travelled about ten miles from the sea, as the crow flies .
11 The house is over there-onlyabout four miles away as the crow flies .
12 Every Sunday I visit a relative just 2km away as the crow flies .
13 You know Cherry Orchard is really the nearest house as the crow flies .
14 Church Lane, St Giles, not a long journey eastwards as the crow flies .
15 Less than two miles, as the crow flies , separated them from this scene.
16 It's about six miles from our camp as the crow flies .
Other examples for "as the crow flies"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Translations for as the crow flies