Sentence examples for need some stamina from inspiring English sources

Its magnificent Torre del Mangia is open to the public – although you'll need some stamina to climb its 400 or so steps (daily 10am-7pm – but closed during heavy rain; €7).

It's a party you may need some stamina to survive.

Jared Grusd, the 40-year-old new chief executive poached from Spotify four months ago, may need some of the stamina of his ironman triathlon training to maintain HuffPo's reputation as a pack leader while keeping up with the relentlessly energetic Huffington, who remains president and editor-in-chief.

You'll need to develop some stamina to pursue your work projects.

She will need her stamina.

You need considerable stamina or, ideally, the ability to be in several spaces at once.

For that, he will need courage, stamina and cover from the White House.

HOBBITON is just a starting point for serious Tolkien tourists who will need focus, stamina and time to make a dent in the hundreds of miles and some 70 sites (spread across two islands) portrayed in Mr. Jackson's movies.

You need incredible stamina.

You'll need your stamina.

To be president of this country, you need tremendous stamina.