Sentence examples for off the stamina from inspiring English sources
Jagger is bounding along, impatient to show off the stamina that he's apparently developed from 12-mile runs and a daily ballet class.
For the writer too, there's a different pleasure in the short form which is well caught by the American novelist Russell Banks, who speaks of the stamina necessary to pull off full-length work necessitating a kind of "bourgeois" commitment; whereas the short story or play, is a place to experiment with form and defect from territory, where writing can be enjoyed for its own sake.
The sheet battery attaches without having to switch off the PC, boosting stamina to up to 14 hours1 for day-and-night working, even if you're far from mains power.
Angela Meade is one of very few contemporary sopranos who have the technique and the stamina to bring off the role of Semiramide, a proud and ruthless ruler who makes the tragic discovery that her fiancé is her own son.
It's a wonder he can muster the stamina to haul off all the stuff that has accumulated in the world of the Whos since the classic fable was first drawn with spare elegance by Theodor Seuss Geisel, a k a Dr. Seuss, in 1957.
The five-year-old, trained by Aidan O'Brien, was sent out in front by Jamie Spencer in a well-judged ride and the 3-1 second favourite had the stamina to see off closing rivals Opinion Poll and Colour Vision.
But he wanted to prove he had the stamina and the concentration to pull it off.
"The stamina is getting there.
Would they have the stamina?
