Sentence examples for could be marathon from inspiring English sources

Another potential match-up could be Marathon Oil, which likewise has sizable refining operations.

The next year, in an effort to "up the ante," she obtained permission for staff and a few visitors to stay overnight on the Morgan so that the reading could be attempted in marathon format.

Given the heat and pollution of Beijing, this year's marathon could be one of the toughest races in Olympic history.

Cathie Dias Victoria, British Columbia * Perhaps if Hurricane Sandy had occurred in any other year, the city's decision to go forward with the marathon could be justified.

But he also knew how numbing a Stooges TV marathon could be; he saw the need for some "heart or backstory.

Remember, the 2017 world championships are in London so it is conceivable that Farah's next marathon could be in 2018, when he will be 35.

Rinsed away in recent days were the souplike conditions that had many fearing that the marathon could be health-threatening because of pollution and extreme heat and humidity.

Given ideal conditions, and the ideal runner, Joyner concluded that the best time in which a marathon could be completed was one hour, 57 minutes, 58 seconds.

George Hirsch, the chairman of the board of Road Runners, acknowledged that running the marathon could be viewed as trivial and even a drain in light of the devastation in and around New York.

Some Republican House leaders said that they want to see an entirely new bill produced and there could be another round of marathon negotiations.

Some Republican House leaders said they want to see an entirely new bill produced, and there could be another round of marathon negotiations.