Sentence examples for total marathon from inspiring English sources

While that is the single-biggest line item for the nonprofit Road Runners, it is only about 10 percent of the total marathon budget.

The good news is that by evaluating the total marathon experience, we can identify key components that make running an entirely unnatural distance so appealing, and consider how we might apply them to health behavior change.

The tour was envisioned by the Springsteen camp as not being "a total marathon", and was thus considerably shorter than usual for Springsteen, especially in North America, where only 26 stops were planned.

During this period, data from 313,173 athletes were available with 226,754 finishers in half-marathons and 86,419 finishers in marathons from a total of 90 marathons and 145 half-marathons.

Former U.S. Marine Rick Hermelin, 70, has completed a combined total of 200 marathons and half marathons, but he isn't finished pushing his physical limits just yet, NBC reports.

They looked at 1,815,091 results from a total of 131 marathons from around the world, between 2008 and 2014.

While Salazar won the New York City Marathon a total of three times and is considered a legend in his field, he has never stopped believing that he broke the record in the 1981 race.

Dr. Lewis Maharam said that in his 19 years with the marathon, the lowest total he could recall sending to the hospital was about 60. "This couldn't have been a more perfect day for marathoning," he said.

The record-breaking film series, adapted with a stentorian reverence from the JK Rowling bestsellers, totters towards the exit door at the end of a nine-year, seven-picture marathon, as its total running time nudges 20 hours and its inhabitants age before our eyes.

The premiere of "Extreme Spots" on July 21 , 2012as part of "The Super Spongy Square Games" marathon scored 3.7 million total viewers, ranking as the most watched kids program among total viewers for the entire week.

In 2010, he finished second in two marathons by a total of nine seconds (in Berlin and Rotterdam).