Sentence examples for continuous marathon from inspiring English sources
The fact that Boston, despite being the world's oldest continuous marathon, does not qualify for world record purposes – it has a 140m drop and often benefits from a tailwind – is something that desperately upsets Mutai and his desire to run an official world record forms the book's spine.
The marathon was the longest continuous marathon in the history of television.
There isn't much you can do to ruin a continuous marathon of "The Simpsons," except for maybe this.
"It will be the longest continuous marathon in the history of television," said chief executive of FX Networks Jon Landgraf at an upfront presentation held in New York on Wednesday, reported Variety.
"It was very easy to grab on to the bottle and pour it without slipping," she said.; BULLFROG MARATHON MIST CONTINUOUS SPRAY $8.99, www.bullfrogsunscreen.com.
My interest in the field of nutrition helped me to complete a 20-year marathon of continuous formal education in 1998.
To promote the 500th episode milestone, the Fox network, which airs The Simpsons, attempted to break the Guinness World Record for longest continuous television viewing by arranging a marathon screening of the show's episodes at Hollywood & Highland.
Modern competitive running ranges from sprints (dashes), with their emphasis on continuous high speed, to grueling long-distance and marathon races, requiring great endurance.
In celebration of the cartoon's historic 500th episode milestone (Sun., Feb. 19), Fox is inviting "The Simpsons" lovers to participate in a marathon that will hopefully lead to a new record for the longest continuous television viewing.
(Chinen) ★ New Languages Presents: Music Factory (Friday through Tuesday) Equal parts conceptual-art marathon, sociopolitical statement and free-improv happening, Music Factory can plainly be described as a continuous 96-hour performance, featuring some five dozen musicians.
But did he have the endurance to cover 62 miles, a distance more than twice the length of a standard 26.2-mile marathon, an enervating exercise that would require more than six and a half hours of continuous running?
