Sentence examples for run longevity from inspiring English sources

At the Monday news conference announcing Trotz's departure, MacLellan said part of the team's reservations about committing to a long-term deal centered around the fact that it would have meant Trotz would be on the Capitals' bench for a nine-year run, longevity that is almost unheard of for an NHL coach in recent decades.

The Giants have clinched the N.F.C. East, but their postseason seems unlikely to have the catch-and-run longevity of a Victor Cruz reception.

Fun is the key to running longevity.

The mean and maximum survivals for the WT mice were more than 31 and 41 months (respectively), which is in the accepted range for well-maintained colonies of C57BL/6J mice and well-run longevity studies and is higher than published results for other vivaria (see Ran et al., 2007).

Cornell Athletic Director Andy Noel joked he would refer to the potential of Donahue's leaving as "the unspeakable," and said he hoped that Donahue could have a run of longevity and success similar to what Pete Carril had at Princeton from 1967 to 1996.

"This changes our design drivers from obsolescence and high running costs to longevity and lower running costs – completely opposite from what drives the current auto industry".

Longevity runs in his family.

Unless longevity runs in your family, don't bother.

"This is costing you money... .. Longevity ran in his family; His father died at 96, his mother at 92.

While that might suggest that longevity runs in the family, her four brothers died much younger, and her mother died when Hickle was a small child.

"In our case, these are all women with longevity running in their families, so we don't know if it's the same risk or not," Perls said.