Sentence examples for because of its stamina from inspiring English sources

The Cleveland Bay was used in the creation of the Oldenburg breed, because of its stamina, strength, and jumping ability.

A former captain of England schoolboys, Michael Thomas first came into the side as a teenager under Graham at right-back, but, because of his stamina and physique, his excellent technique and desire to attack, it was soon apparent that he would be best positioned in central midfield.

" Yet Hanson managed, once again, a "practically impossible" feat, to quote Hayek, "maybe because of his stamina?

But it rolls because of its shape.

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].

It is a great love poem because of its rhythmic energy, its syntactical drive, the way the bitter truths of denial and exclusion are transformed – transformed by creative stamina into a work that is lifted above bitterness by the artist's joy in finding the right trope for his predicament.

Because of its science-education system?

This is partly because of its size.

The peony because of its countless petals.

Because of its political significance.

The canyon captivates because of its immensity.