She has had solo exhibitions in Thailand, Australia and Japan, and is included this month in "Stamina," a two-person exhibition (with the artist Liza Buzytsky) curated by Alexandra Fanning at Secret Dungeon, a Bushwick project space.
Cobra is believed to improve one's stamina as in stamina between the sheets.
At Wadham he made many contacts with Japanese students and it was with pride and pleasure that, in 1995, he played a Mozart concerto with musicians from Tokyo, putting in with customary stamina the hours of practice essential to bring off a polished public performance.
Mr. Comrie tested his stamina with 15-hour days.
There, we toasted our stamina with delectable pizza at da Gemma, Graham Greene's favorite restaurant during his many years in Anacapri.
To the formidable stamina with which he marshals his evidence, Lanzmann adds a more surprising virtue: he stays in the picture.
Haydock has opened up fresh ground and stiffened the fences for Saturday's renewal of the race and the sterner test should suit Bobs Worth, who certainly won his Gold Cup in March more with stamina than with speed.
GPs who attach a greater relative importance to depressive symptomatology in defining cure agreed more strongly that depression is how people with poor stamina deal with stress in their lives (Factor 1; OR = 0.64; 95% CI: 0.49 to 0.84).
GPs who think that positive affect is important in defining cure disagreed more strongly that depression is how people with poor stamina deal with stress in their lives (Factor 1; OR = 1.77; 95% CI: 1.35 to 2.32).
GPs who attach a greater relative importance to functioning in defining cure agreed more strongly that depression is how people with poor stamina deal with stress in their lives (Factor 1; OR = 0.62; 95% CI: 0.47 to 0.82) and disagreed more strongly that depression has a poor outcome (Factor 3; OR = 1.36; 95% CI: 1.00 to 1.84).
