dean karnazes造句

• Dean Karnazes, 40, finished first among men in 28 : 51.26.
• Dean Karnazes, 40, finished first among men in 28 : 51 . 26.
• The first two competitors to be named Grand Slammers were famed endurance athlete Dean Karnazes of the United States and Paul Liebenberg of South Africa.
• This number had increased to approximately 19, 000 in 2008 and 21, 000 in 2009 The 2009 event was hosted by ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes and Runner's World columnist Bart Yasso.
• Dean Karnazes introduced ultrarunning to the general population in his book " Ultramarathon Man ", in which he described his Badwater experience of running on the white line on the pavement.
• "' Dean Karnazes "'( born " Constantine Karnazes "; August 23, 1962 ) ( pronounced car-NAH-sis ), is an American ultramarathon runner, and author of " Ultramarathon Man : Confessions of an All Night Runner ", which details ultra endurance running for the general public.
• He has placed second in the Badwater Ultramarathon twice ( 2004, 2005 ), to Dean Karnazes ( 2004 : 27 : 30 : 20; finished second by 8 minutes ) and Scott Jurek ( 2005 : 26 : 33 : 00; finished second by 1 : 57 ).
• The "'San Francisco Marathon "'is a series of USATF certified road running events held each June, July or August in San Francisco that include a full Aquatic Park, the Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Park, and AT & T Park . " ( 2009 host Dean Karnazes, at the 2008 Napa Valley Marathon, pictured )"
• "' Dean Karnazes "': Dean Karnazes has been described as  the world s most famous ultramarathon runner .  While Karnazes has many running achievements, most notable may be his 50 marathons in 50 states on 50 consecutive days, which he ran in 2006 starting with the Lewis and Clark Marathon in St . Louis and ending with the New York City Marathon.
• "' Dean Karnazes "': Dean Karnazes has been described as  the world s most famous ultramarathon runner .  While Karnazes has many running achievements, most notable may be his 50 marathons in 50 states on 50 consecutive days, which he ran in 2006 starting with the Lewis and Clark Marathon in St . Louis and ending with the New York City Marathon.