Sentence examples for as stamina from inspiring English sources

Shopping there is a test of footwear as well as stamina.

But soccer's defense was, and is, that it requires quick reactions as well as stamina, and that no single drug gives you both.

Here was evidence that the sustained effort in concentration, as well as stamina, that has carried Laurent Blanc's Bordeaux for a season and a half is taking a toll.

In the First Test against the West Indies cricket team in Brisbane, Davidson showed his all round skills as well as stamina in becoming the first player to take ten wickets and accumulate more than a hundred runs in a match.

Trump appeared to have a slight cold, was on the defensive about earlier statements about Clinton's "look" (which he rephrased as "stamina" in the debate), and fell short with details on how he would improve the economy, race relations, and foreign policy.

Abalone is often called as 'The emperor of the seashells' in Korea and mostly consumed as stamina food for sick and weak individuals because of its high content of proteins and vitamins [ 5].

This meant that fat women were less able actively to assist delivery by pushing the child out because they did not have as much stamina as other women.

If Mr Koizumi is lucky, the recovery will show as much stamina as Mizuki Noguchi, who found a late burst this week to win the women's marathon.

As Fred Trueman once observed in a different context, some record-breaking feats require as much stamina as skill and Phelps already knows it.

The seer that he was, peered into our psyche even in such a "mundane" thing as our stamina as a people.

"We always name them after celebrities".