Sentence examples for last endurance from inspiring English sources

His whose last endurance race was in 2010, aged 75, when he completed the run through Death Valley, California, in 59 hours and 13 minutes, breaking his record of being the oldest to finish.

Last, endurance and range is obtained for the operating range in air and water.

His last endurance race was in 2010 at the age of 75.

All the mice were anesthetized with isofluran (Provet, Lyssach, Switzerland) either 4 h after the single performance trial for the acute exercise group or 3 days after their last endurance trial for the chronic exercise group.

Had [the Irish potato] famine been followed by the European revolutions of 1848, with the corn-law unrepealed, the Anti-corn-law League in full operation and the middle classes exasperated to the last pitch of endurance, the whole fabric of English society would have been shaken to its very foundations.

The race was the last round of the endurance racing series, organised by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO) who run the crown jewel of sports car racing - the Twenty Four Hours of Le Mans.

Two years earlier, doctors had given the artist only three years to live; he survived until 1954, working with increasing ferocity and a production line of assistants, one of whom described the artist's last years as "an endurance course that he was running with death".

Sport should be a relentless test of painful endurance, a last man standing kind of affair in which the weak are slowly and crushingly removed from the pack until but one team remains, bloodied and exhausted but triumphant.

The Rams have struggled in recent years to find a quarterback with the endurance to last a full season,  and as such they've struggled in the passing game.

For carbohydrate loading to have an impact, you must be doing an endurance activity lasting longer then 90 minutes.

There will be a maximum of two strength phases, each lasting a maximum of two weeks, and there will be two endurance phases, each lasting three weeks.