Sentence examples for conventional running from inspiring English sources
Amazon EU Sarl – which has little in the way of conventional running costs — has paid little or no tax for much of its life.
Still, David Willey, editor in chief of Runner's World, cautions against switching from a conventional running shoe to a minimal one hastily.
Long-held conventional running wisdom has said that professional runners should wait until their 30s to try the marathon, but Amby Burfoot, winner of the 1968 Boston Marathon and editor-at-large for Runner's World, says that thinking is outdated, stretching back to when he was a pro.
Participants allocated to the control condition will run in conventional running shoes (Asics Gel Cumulus-14, 15 or 16; mass 324 g/shoe; heel drop 9 mm) and participants allocated to the minimalist shoe condition will run in lightweight racing flats (Asics Piranha SP4; mass 125 g/shoe; heel drop 5 mm).
14 It has been suggested that the introduction of the modern conventional running shoe may have caused changes to the natural human running gait and resulted in an increased injury rate.
38 To adequately test this hypothesis, conventional running shoes should be compared with racing flats, which were the predominant running shoe available to runners prior to the introduction of shoe cushioning and heel raise.
Meanwhile, "Summit Conference," by Robert David MacDonald, a more conventional play, running through March 6 at Urban Stages, imagines a tea party between Eva Braun and Clara Petacci, the mistresses of Hitler and Mussolini.
Then you'd jump back into the regular and go to the conventional run.
An application is presented where LAPSUS runs with the new algorithm are compared to the conventional runs.
For most of the week, Dr. John Stine is a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist who practices in Chappaqua, seeing the conventional run of troubles of the spirit and the heart.
This was betrayed by the field set by Batty; the field was back as if this was a conventional run-chase with no one around the bat.
