Sentence examples for marathon brings from inspiring English sources

The fact I am doing the marathon brings training back to being one of the first things I do and I am happier doing that.

A hackathon, basically a programming marathon, brings together software developers, designers and people with smart ideas for an intensive, caffeine-fuelled work session to brainstorm, design, and build a new piece of software, typically a web or mobile phone application.

"I do appreciate that the marathon brings in money to local business, but let's be honest, it's a huge draw on our resources," said state Senator Liz Krueger, who represents part of Midtown, which will be affected by the final portion of the marathon's course.

Still, she said the marathon brought certain annoyances.

The 18-band marathon brought back fleetingly known mid-1960's bands.

"This marathon brought a lot of visibility to the organization and to the cause," said Elie Rubinstein, the executive director of the Blue Card.

FAST Forward's music/media marathon brought together the Kronos Quartet, Bang-on-a-Can, Wu Man, and MIT's own Gamelan Galak Tika and Chamber Chorus.

Training for my first marathon brought me back to life and helped me to cope with the stressful circumstances that caused my depression: unemployment, a breakup and my father's worsening Lewy Body Dementia.

There will be a Skype station, video projections, the "Futures of Eastern Europe" conference on January 25th and 26th, as well as a sci-fi film marathon (bring-your-own popcorn).

The latest lets John Zorn, one of his "Monodramas" composers, run free, supervising a "Masada Marathon" that brings in twelve ensembles — from the rock, jazz, and classical worlds — to perform the more than three hundred miniatures that make up his "Book of Angels".

Only the New York City Marathon could bring the streets back to people.