Sentence examples for time for runners from inspiring English sources

Patriot's Day in Boston was, as always, a time for runners and dreamers, when an early stroll down Boylston Street took one past the marathon finish line, on down into Kenmore Square, where the long pennant race had only begun, and Heartbreak Hill is more commonly known as the dog days of August.

This is an exciting time for runners whether you are dreaming of crossing the finish line in just about a week or beginning to prepare for the long journey of training for marathons that take place all over the world, read the words from a dear friend and neighbor who takes marathon running to another level.

There is still time for runners to train for the annual Bank of America Chicago Marathon--but those who haven't registered should start looking into a charity to align themselves with, since the race sold out in a record 31 days.

The times for runners between 50 and 69 slowed only by 2.6 to 4.4 percent per decade.

In 1980, the median finishing time for male runners in United States marathons was 3 hours 32 minutes 17 seconds, a pace of about eight minutes per mile.

The week before a marathon is an odd time for a runner.

The proper thing would have been to go halfway and give time for the runner on second base to score".

On the day of the marathon, Pemba ran well, finishing in 3 hours and 52 minutes--a respectable time for a runner who has never trained--but he got lost on the way back, causing a panic at La Palestra.

Jonathan Kranz, an adjunct lecturer of government at John Jay College who works part time for the Road Runners, recalled the tenacious immigrant who escaped World War II.

And besides, it all happened so quickly that there was hardly time for the other runners up front to realise what had happened.

There's roughly 25 percent of the season left to play, plenty of time for the front-runners to fall apart or for those within reasonable striking distance to make up the necessary ground.