Sentence examples for lost stamina from inspiring English sources

The spokesman, Joseph Zwilling, said the 80-year-old cardinal, who has experienced bouts of weakness since undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor and seven weeks of radiation treatments last year, lost stamina in the past week and had a sleepless Saturday night.

That puts Lincecum, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, back in the bullpen after a shaky start in the N.L.C.S. Bumgarner, who has lost both his postseason starts, said he was throwing in a way that caused him to lose stamina as the game went on.

has acknowledged that he is losing stamina.

We have to preserve this goal and not lose stamina or momentum.

Although McGrady lost his stamina and hardly played in overtime — "I didn't want to be a hero," he said — he will surely be the Knicks' first option in every close game for the next two months.

Clemens said he was surprised at how quickly he lost his stamina during the 12-minute session, but attributed it to suspending his normal routine the last three days.

Then Rajam gets annoyed of this and talks to the headmaster about it but headmaster wont agree so Swami asks his family doctor but that brings him into more trouble - the family doctor instead of helping him he tells the headmaster that Swami has lost his stamina and gets even more mass drill.

Mr. Carreno, who lost something in stamina as the Son, nonetheless started out on the same stylized wavelength.

Naturally, she has lost range and stamina, but she is miles better than Sinatra at a similar age.

And yet he has passionate, authentic vocation to his art: spending years on this one project, where a mere journalist might have lost interest or stamina long before.

Leave it too long, as some critics believed Laurence Olivier did when he played Lear in a 1984 television production, and you may have lost the physical stamina or emotional endurance the part demands.