Sentence examples for sort of stamina from inspiring English sources
In less dramatic times, the New York way of life mixes difficulty with patience (belied by a surface irritability) to produce a unique sort of stamina.
Looking ahead to the 11-hour referendum results show on 23 June, which he will front with Emily Maitlis and Laura Kuenssberg, Dimbleby said: "You have to have a sort of stamina that gets you through the night.
This sort of stamina – roughly equal to that of a gasoline-powered bike – elevates the J1 from the status of Saturday morning toy to bona fide road-tripper.
Mr. Watson doesn't show that kind of stamina.
But not everyone has that kind of stamina.
Or the kind of stamina that evolves over a decade of focusing on the same problem.
"What kind of stamina do you have?" the man yelled.
As usual, anyone still left reading deserves some sort of award for sheer stamina.... We're going to cheat a bit on this first one, because outside of some wonky mathematicians we don't think anyone else has noticed.
It would take forever to list all the games where eating or drinking something provides some sort of benefit to the player-character's stamina or vitality.
"It takes a tremendous amount of stamina".
