I wake up tired and think 'oh, God another run' or 'I'm scared I can't do it.' Because even though I run farther than anyone else I know, it doesn't mean I think I can do it.
In the 1960s, I-287 was designated along the New York State Thruway between Suffern and Tarrytown, while I-87 ran farther to the east on present-day I-684.
True, there was the day I dropped by Stanford's Relay for Life, a fund-raiser for cancer research, ran farther than I ever had and walked home full of joyful purpose.
Not just because he ran farther than I thought he could, but because watching him muscle his way through the distance was just like watching myself.
"The mice ran farther and faster during voluntary exercise," says Dr. Andersson.
He was just a hungry dog, or a scared one, on this claustrophobic ship, whose alleyways turned into cul-de-sacs as he ran farther and farther from daylight.
A few examples: If John ran around a one-mile racetrack while Mary was running around a pond with a three-mile circumference, then Mary ran farther than John — but it would sound wrong to say she ran further.
A few examples: If John ran around a one-mile racetrack while Mary was running around a pond with a three-mile circumference, then Mary ran farther than John but it would sound wrong to say she ran further.
But that strategy's result in these races was that the faster runner lost because he ran farther: in the 800 meters, the winner covered 802 meters; the loser, 813.
Evans's doped mice ran farther, in part because their muscles had been told to burn fat and save carbohydrates, which meant that they took longer to "hit the wall" — the painful sensation encountered when muscles exhaust their glucose store.
Perdue relied on his background as a businessman, while Broun and Gingrey ran farther to the right.
