mile run

What she felt like doing was going for a five mile run to clear her mind.

Morning all 3.5 mile run last night before 5 a side tonight, feeling decent.

The following year he set a Canadian record for the ten mile run.

We set off for a five mile run in the woods to the south of the camp.

It began to hurt about 6 weeks ago towards the end of a six mile run.

"He held the American record for the ten mile run.

That year, he also gained a share of the world record for an indoor mile run.

I felt as if I had just finished a mile run.

The mile run was at the heart of the divide between professional and amateur sports in the late 19th century.

It was already off on its one-hundred-and-eighty-five mile run to Paris.

It was also the fastest mile run this year.

St Helens would be their last stop before the fourteen hundred mile run for home.

Mile Run flows through a heavily developed area, making it easily accessible.

The history of the mile run event began in England, where it was used as a distance for gambling races.

"It was going to be the first four-minute mile run in Texas.

Thence, they had turned north for the two thousand odd mile run to Hawaii.

The high school mile runs produced meet records.

Six Mile Run is generally between rocky and muddy terrain.

Last night Last 5 mile run before marathon day on Monday.

After the Games, Ibbotson focused on the mile run, which was probably an error.

The name Four Mile Run does not derive from its length.

Three mile run: A perfect score of 100 points is achieved by completing the run in less than 18 minutes.

Some time after that, Bannister predicted that there would one day be a mile run in three and a half minutes.

Probably the only thing he couldn't do was complete Tom Landry's annual "mile run" in camp.

One dead holds the world record for the one mile run for females age 70 and older.