Sentence examples for a low running from inspiring English sources

From 130 yards, he played a low, running 3-iron under the branches that rolled onto the green and clipped the hole, finishing 2 feet away and leading to his record-producing birdie.

In the present study it is hypothesized that runners with a low running experience and/or a low running pace at baseline will be more prone for sustaining a RRI compared with their counterpart runners.

Confirmation of these hypotheses may indicate that less experienced and/or runners with a low running pace may benefit of performing more pre-conditioning exercises or progressive introduction into running before entering and/or during a specific running schedule for half-marathon.

"Stones in His Pockets," a British import, has done less well but as a two-man play carries a low running cost; "George Gershwin Alone," the play with music at the Helen Hayes, is almost invisible.

Even so, Marty Bell, one of the producers, says he believes that the show, which has a low running cost ($260,000 a week), will find an audience once the reviews come in.

The pressure drop appeared to be low, reflecting that the TBAB system could be employed in the prolonged operation with a low running penalty.

When the maximum number of buses is 106200, [7, 9, 12, 33] achieve a lowest running time of 49.72 s, nevertheless, the proposed method can reach a lower running time of 38.376 s in the case of 161542 buses.

Despite its large capitalization, the play has a relatively low running cost, about $80,000 a week.

A military gunship on a low run?

Along the Phang Nga coast it is found in almost 70% of the sites with a low run up height and in almost all of the sites with a higher run up (Table 1).

Reproducibility of the assay was evaluated by measuring the threshold cycle (Ct), i.e. the cycle with the first detectable increase in fluorescence, of a low run control on three consecutive days six times.