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Bannister had broken a belief in the limit of a human's ability to run at such a pace and, consequently, opened a floodgate.

She held on to the ochre bannister with both hands, leaning forward, as if she were keeping it at arm's length.

Bannister had been training hard and was very fit, but the weather conditions were a real worry to him.

A very thoughtful man named Jeffery Bannister, who at the time was president of Butler College, was seated next to me. "Post-Gutenberg? "

Bannister refused to work within the confines of the belief of the four-minute mile.

Yeung will secure the remainder of his 29. 9% by purchasing shares from the Birmingham directors Karren Brady and Roger Bannister.

His legs retain the exact height of the steps; his hand, the instinctive, never-conquered horror of the bannister.

Yet Piers Bannister, the lobby group's death-penalty specialist, believes that the world is gradually inching its way towards abolition.

Roger Bannister becomes the first person to run the mile in under four minutes.

Roger Bannister re-wrote the commonly held belief held about an athlete's physical, and mental, ability.

The next guy, the guy who broke Bannister's record wasn't.

Bannister : British runner who in 1954 became the first human being to run the mile in under four minutes.

Mr Bannister expresses his frustration with the pace of change.

More than 60 offenses in China are punishable by the death penalty, including drug trafficking and embezzlement, Bannister said.

However, on May 6 1954, the English athlete Roger Bannister became the first person to break the four-minute mile barrier.

In May 1954, Sir Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile.

CLIVE BANNISTER: To child care that is the social care and the economics of helping people financially.

How did Bannister do this?

Sir Roger Bannister, first runner to run a sub-4 minute mile