Sentence examples for endurance marathon from inspiring English sources

McNab wanted Jane Fonda to play Kate, probably because he'd just seen her in They Shoot Horses Don't They?, another endurance marathon.

The court heard he received a head injury during an endurance marathon in 2009 that affected his memory and that had caused confusion called confabulation where someone fabricates, distorts or misinterprets memories about incidents.

WITH its pharmacopeia of teas, powders, pills and soothing cinnamon candles, Hugh Jackman's dressing room at the Imperial Theater is little more than a pit stop for his eight-times-a-week endurance marathon.

Team members participate in all kinds of endurance events (marathons, half-marathons, triathlons, cycling events) to raise money and awareness to fight cancer.

Compared to 2008, you didn't need to practise a flying 250 [metre time trial]." The issue, he says, is that merely to train for such intense racing a cyclist needs to be fresh and rested but the consequent lack of long, steady miles on the road means a loss of endurance for marathon events such as the one-day Classics and Tour de France.

If endurance horror marathons are more your thing, there are options for that, too.

Growing up in the suburban Midwest, she dabbled in cheerleading and Girl Scouting before going on to study fine art at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she joined a performance group called Knitting Nation that practiced endurance-building marathon stitch training.

Nor did the marathon endurance this campaign would come to demand.

Some athletes who participate in endurance events, especially marathon runners, can be prone to taking on too much fluid and suffering from hyponatraemia.

Medalists in endurance sports like marathon running and cycling and in "mixed" sports that involve technique as well as exertion, like cricket, golf and croquet (yes, all once Olympic sports), shared similarly extended lifespans.

And now, in England, the off-games squad are levelling the playing field through the growth of endurance culture and marathon art, led by the macho theatre-going offered to those who attempt in one go - when three or more evenings are staged on a single day - the current RSC productions of Tantalus and Shakespeare's history cycle.