Sentence examples for the long stage from inspiring English sources

Here's the first part, with a second to come when we hit the long stage of today's drive.

Lumbering across the long stage of the Broadhurst Theater, Mr. McKellen brings something frightening and majestic to the act of putting one wayward foot before the other.

Chris Henry's direction keeps the energy high and makes good use of the long stage in this 90-minute one act.

The one thing I struggle to describe to people is the sheer heat: temperatures peaked at 54C on the long stage (75km) and we saw plenty of competitors falling by the wayside, with IV drips plugged in.

These Dromios know every trick in the long stage history of rascally servants, and they are startlingly sinuous; sometimes other characters encountering them look like people trying to discipline octopuses.

"Day one is easy as you start with fresh legs; days two and three are hardest as you wake up sore and mentally you know you are not even halfway; come day four my body starts to adapt; and the long stage on day five is all mental – waking up with sore legs and then running 80km takes quite a bit of psychological strength.

"It has been okay in testing but what about the long stages?" he asked.

In 1904 Tour, it was difficult to observe the cyclists continuously, as significant portions of the race were run overnight, and the long stages made it difficult to have officials everywhere.

The longest stage, Paris-Lyon, was 290 miles; next year the longest leg will again be that to the gastronomic capital but will be half the distance.

The longest stage race for women in 2013, Italy's Giro Rosa, was 778.5km long, with a prize pot of just 460 euros.

On paper, Swift likes the look of stage seven from Frosinone to Foligno, and the longest stage in the race, the 11th, to Savona, but cautions that the latter will be particularly suited to a breakaway.