Sentence examples for marathon often from inspiring English sources

A night at the CMJ Music Marathon often begins with purpose only to devolve into a blend of kismet and inertia.

Dr. Redelmeier, who has run a marathon, said he began his study out of annoyance with the enormous attention given to each death in a marathon — often even greater, he added, than the attention paid to the winner.

If we are hiring developers, the initial process is a two-week period of typical tasks, which is also a test to see if they are a "culture fit". The final part of this trial is a hackathon, a multi-day coding marathon, often with little sleep.

The debate had its giddy moments, as two-week legislative marathons often do.

Starting corrals at elite-runner marathons often showcase the sport's diversity--the long-legged and sleek, the short and slightly built and a host of others with pedigrees as long as their strides.

People also ask about marathon times often.

"Marathon runners often tell you that it gets particularly tough after 35km," she said.

(Marathon swimmers often intentionally gain weight right before a swim, then lose it all before they finish).

She played marathon matches, often hustling unwitting men who could not imagine that a woman could beat them.

With their marathon lengths — often three or four hours (the legendary "Out 1" lasts literally half a day) — they are ritualistic experiences that require a certain fortitude.

(Marathon swimmers often intentionally gain weight right before a swim, then lose it all before they finish). Nyad's achievements and Muhammad Ali-like bravado — in 1978, she told a reporter for The Times, "The Cuba swim is the greatest endurance feat in human history, but if anyone can do it, I can" — earned her spots on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson.