Sentence examples for of its runners from inspiring English sources

Often the team will know beforehand which of its runners has the best shot at a gold medal, and it will devise a plan around that runner.

Six of its runners placed in the top seven, including the winner, Adam Yohanan, who finished in 18 minutes 6.95 seconds.

If Kenya's politicians and officials showed some of the commitment of its runners, perhaps hosting the continent's first Olympics would be a more realistic proposal.

Without a corporate patron to pay salaries and training expenses, the club survives on a percentage of its runners' winnings, dues from nonprofessional members and fees earned at running clinics.

With maybe more slack in a left shoe, it's possible more of the disarticulated left flesh and bone matter would fall out of its runner, then its shoe would go to a beach empty-handed and be ignored.

It has its problems, of course, such as the near-universal administration of race-day drugs to its runners.

Changing almost at the speed of its marathon runners, modern Ethiopia is a far cry from what it used to be.

Led by the eighth grader Nicole Blood in third place, Saratoga had all five of its scoring runners in the top 11 finishers for 33 points.

Colts Neck's current girls' cross-country team, which trains on the open fields and in the woods here at Bucks Mill Park and at hilly Holmdel Park, was 11th in the nation in the most recent rankings and No. 4 in the Northeast, even with two of its top runners, Briana Jackucewicz and Allie Flott, dealing with leg injuries.

The decision comes just months after one of its premiere runners, Nick Symmonds, was left off USATF's world championship roster over his refusal to sign the organization's "Statement of Conditions," which he saw as "poorly worded" and unfair to athletes.

The tale of the team and its runners reveals a sport in which money is short, fame hard to come by and glory elusive for all but a very few.