| His wife made this Roumanian eggplant dish, something like babaganush, for the chess marathons they played. |
| Each day, the race is the equivalent to running six continuous marathons with only nine litres of water. |
| He is a veteran of countless marathons, and we are not talking about the ordinary London kind. |
| There were no crash diets, no marathons, just a steady, realistic programme which anyone can follow. |
| If you intend doing more cross-country driving or competitions involving marathons, then a backstep is a must. |
| I am confident that I can finish the half marathons that I've got lined up, but still a bit daunted by doing the full one. |
