Sentence examples for marathon rules from inspiring English sources

But it did change marathon rules by documenting that runners were in dire need of fluids.

When he did the dehydration study, in 1970, marathon rules forbade runners to have fluids before they ran 10 kilometers, or 6.2 miles.

The New York Times has an interesting article about a marathon rule that forbids the use of music players in the name of safety and fair competition.

Marathon, babies, marathon.

And the drivers won't be in much better shape, even though nowadays each car has three of them, with rules preventing marathon individual stints at the wheel.

Where Mangini built a team with strict rules and marathon practices and secretiveness seemingly bordering on paranoia, Ryan loosened restrictions and shortened practice and openly discussed philosophy.

For example, CYC could infer "Garcia is wet" from the statement "Garcia is finishing a marathon run," by employing its rules that running a marathon entails high exertion, that people sweat at high levels of exertion, and that when something sweats it is wet.

The 2010 debates were governed by 76 different rules, the results of marathon negotiations between the broadcasters and political parties.

"Copenhagen was only one step in a marathon in the search for global rules of the game," said Ferdinando Beccalli-Falco, chief executive of the GE International unit of General Electric.

There is nothing against the rules in choosing to run marathons in search of records instead of racing against stringent competition.

After the race, I mused on marathon running as an exception to that rule, and how it provides males with insight into another exception, the experience of childbirth.