Sentences with phrase «miles on cement»
In fact we will wince when we look back on the days when world - class runners risked their limbs by churning out endless junk miles on cement, tarmac or bumpy trails and we will realise it was lunacy.
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Medical student and physiologist Sir Roger Bannister broke through the «cement wall» on 6 May 1954, completing the mile race in 3 minutes 59.4 seconds.
At the NJ seaport, cement and steel casks of spent nuclear matter weighing up to 100 tons, would be placed on rail cars for a 2,600 - mile trip west to the Yucca Mountains.
Picture a single - story cement block establishment, surrounded by a vast pot - holed car park, five to ten miles outside of (a small) town on a semi-deserted road.