They're fast runners.

and the smooth runners

the runners, the sinkers,

and the smooth runners

the runners, the sinkers,

then the easy runners (the ships)

By the snorting runners (the horses),

then the easy runners (the ships)

By the snorting runners (the horses),

I swear by the runners breathing pantingly,

I swear by the runners breathing pantingly,

I wonder which of the runners will come first.

The two runners reached the finish line at the same time.

Two runners suffered sudden death in the recently ended 2016 Xiamen (Haicang) International Half Marathon.

Some 90 American runners, who had usually taken part in the event, were prevented from doing so.

So what I've been seeing today is there is a growing subculture of barefoot runners, people who got rid of their shoes.

So if humans evolved as runners, if that's our one natural advantage, why are we so bad at it? Why do we keep getting hurt?

Finally, a country s level of development, as we have seen, is far from being decisive to Olympic success, especially in the running disciplines. Runners can travel and train individually on the best tracks.

As they pass by, all spread out, one sees that some runners seem to be gaining rapidly. And yet they do not often overtake one another, because the distances between them are so large.

And I heard that they do these track meets with all disabled runners, and I figured, Oh, I don't know about this, but before I judge it, let me go see what it's all about.

Well Emily Baer 500 runners she finishes in eighth place, in the top 10, even though she stopped at all the aid stations to breastfeed her baby during the race and yet, beat 492 other people.

Last night, the Organizing Committee of International Marathon Shenzhen announced the punishment for the two surrogate runners B0575 and B0800. Their results were canceled, and their cases would be further reported to the China Athletic Association for additional punishment.

The euro became the common currency of very wealthy countries, such as Germany and the Netherlands, and much poorer countries, such as Greece and Portugal. It also became the currency of the Finns, runners up in innovation and market flexibility, and of Italy, which lacked both, earning the apt moniker the sick man of Europe.

They, too, had no money (or writing) but the state conducted decennial censuses, built roughly 25,000 miles (40,000 kilometers) of roads, operated a system of runners to send messages and collect information, and recorded it all using knotted strings called quipus, most of which cannot be read today. All of this was part of their control of land and labor, based on centrally planned allocation of resources and coercion.