That's why Tracksmith is focused on serving the traditional outdoor runner, who you might also catch running along the coastal bluffs of New England, as images from the company's quarterly print magazine would indicate.
IN THE NEWS Mr. de Blasio ditched the traditional front-runner's playbook and attacked Mr. Lhota relentlessly in their first televised debate.
It is traditional for front-runners to be slow about agreeing to debates, and until very recently, Mr. Bush was running well ahead of Mr. Gore in most national polls.
Mr Hashimoto duly fell on his sword in the traditional fashion.The front-runner for his job as party president (which, because of the LDP's lower-house majority, also means prime minister) is the pleasant but ineffectual Keizo Obuchi, who has been whiling away his time as foreign minister.
Drawings of these new towns depict a cross of the futuristic "Blade Runner" and traditional Arabic design.
In the case of Henne, he will have an assist from the newly acquired Reggie Bush, as long as the Dolphins recognize he is not a traditional between-the-tackles runner and use him to create mismatches with defenses.
More traditional forms of transport the foot runner, horse, mule, camel, bullock cart, and bicycle still help distribute mail to many of India's villages.
Otherwise a Runnymede-type confrontation between the new, speedy breed of runners and the traditional Reservoir-path pedestrians is inevitable.
In contrast, Mr. Ross said, Mr. Perata's campaign did not seek out second- and third-place votes as aggressively, using the traditional strategy of a front-runner.
The plates rest on embroidered runners that celebrate traditional women's crafts; the table stands on a tile floor adorned with the names of 999 additional women.
