Sentence examples for both stamina from inspiring English sources

The cotton-picking itself required both stamina and speed.

In an exercise in both stamina and inanity, Peter Schrager goes the full seven rounds on FoxSports.com.com

Like pornography itself (one imagines), this requires both stamina and dexterity, qualities the director, Luke Greenfield, notably lacks.

And although women are smaller than men and have weaker upper bodies, effective training can build up both stamina and strength.

Instead of the half-dozen entries I anticipated, the phalanx of 30-odd multi-coloured bottles posed problems for both stamina and sobriety.

A whippy action made him as quick a bowler as anybody, and he carefully developed both stamina and guile.Mr Marshall could bowl all day, tried to vary every delivery and, unlike other opening bowlers, he actually preferred the old ball to the new.

Surgeons apparently fall somewhere between the extremes, requiring both physical stamina and the judgment that comes with experience.

He eschewed the lob, mainly because he wanted his opponent to reach to either wing in those exchanges, testing both his stamina, his suspect footwork and his commitment to what became his only attacking ploy, however doomed.

Both demand stamina and agility from the players as well as a conductor with an interpretive imagination strong enough to bring to life the visual imagery within these scores and the discipline to keep them from devolving into streams of effects.

The recording is nearly 80 minutes long, and showcases both the stamina and the phenomenal variation in the song of marsh warblers: The bird in the photograph above is a male dusky grouse who was aggressively defending a stretch of road from all comers, including cars, other animals -- and even humans carrying recording equipment.

Both inherited stamina from Unbridled-line mares, with Etched having Unbridled's Song as a grandsire and Shackleford's grandsire being Unbridled himself.