Sentence examples for final endurance from inspiring English sources

On Friday evening there was one final endurance run ahead of Sunday's crucial bottom-of-the-table game against Thurrock.

"Test Week" consists of 5 timed marches of between 23 28 km conducted on consecutive days followed by a final Endurance march of 64 km; this must be completed within 20 hours.

Developed by Dr. Timothy Noakes, a professor of exercise and sports science at the University of Cape Town, and his colleagues, the theory says that the brain has the final say in endurance efforts, not the muscles, heart or lungs.

While this ended up as the longest escape and evasion in SAS history, the final impression is of endurance rather than heroism.

If interacting with fans and media after stepping off a seven-hour flight posed a final test of their endurance, most of England's players did not show it.

Its final crew set an endurance record of almost three months; in the process, it undertook a detailed study of how the human body adapts to prolonged exposure to weightlessness the Skylab program's most significant legacy.

Narratives that are not being told is also a theme in Evron's work "Endurance," the final film in a trilogy.

On Rouen, he points to the final section of "Tales of Endurance (Parts 4, 5 & 6)", where the basic trio close the number after the detailed orchestration that has gone before.

After Capriati outlasted Serena Williams on the red clay, she progressed to the French Open finals, where she had the endurance to defeat Clijsters in a 12-10 third set.

Shooting and running will be combined into a single event, a new final exam of intermittent focus and endurance.

Then I heard the cheers: "Fantastic endurance!" "Almost there!" The final miles passed at a stutteringly uneven pace.