Sentence examples for real stamina from inspiring English sources

While she has real stamina and is not a quitter, that has to have been difficult".

"Achieving a respectful, equitable nation to nation relationship is going to take real stamina".

She has been approached about returning to Broadway before, including for a revival of the musical "Mame," but she said she had been afraid of the rigors of the spotlight — eight performances a week, as a character, required real technique, stamina and confidence in the face of audience assumptions about her abilities.

This level of commitment and focus brings up all the unconscious limitations that need to be healed, released, or integrated -- and leads to building real soul stamina, resilience, and character.

Maslany shows real commitment and stamina as well as ability.

That's where the stamina, the real fight comes in".

The real pity is that, stamina aside, Robbins was talentless, and he made his preferred subject matter radioactive for more gifted novelists for a number of years.

But being a professional composer is the same as running your own company as an entrepreneur and it requires real mental and physical stamina.

While the Yankees are in such a cozy position that they can rest Bernie Williams, can let Chuck Knoblauch regain his stamina in real games and can let David Cone try to pitch his way onto the postseason roster, the Indians must treat games like they could decide their season.

Wednesday's success at seven furlongs offered no real clues about his stamina for a well-run Group One at a mile but there is an obvious way to test it and the quality of the Guineas field looks a little thin behind Dawn Approach, the even-money favourite.

Real estate sales require stamina, sphere of influence building, and enough cash to keep the advertising and education.