Sentence examples for stamina at from inspiring English sources

"I'm a volunteer firefighter so stamina at times is very important," he explained.

A gamble on Dawn Approach's stamina at Epsom backfired when he refused to settle off a very slow early pace.

He was thought to lack Ritzenhein's stamina at longer distances, but his preparation this fall suggests otherwise.

For Mickelson, it may take some more fluids, a good night's sleep and a little more stamina at the end of the round.

Small in stature, Gustafsson compensated for her short stride length with unusually powerful strokes that provided her more stamina at the end of races.

The workers at this and other day-labor assembly points across the Island have a reputation for stamina at jobs that many Americans would refuse.

Unlike thoroughbred racing, where speed and stamina are at a premium and a horse usually performs at its peak at ages 3 to 6, equestrian horses need more time to learn techniques like footwork, jumping and tractability.

To burn fat, jog at a moderate intensity; to improve your cardiovascular fitness and gain stamina, run at intervals between high intensity and a lower intensity.

Often ill as a youngster, he began skating to build stamina and at age 14 became national junior champion.

He did not go to Geneva calculating that an agreement was assured, but with the hope that his long ties with foreign ministers and negotiating stamina would at least enable him to narrow the differences with the Iranians.

One may try making soup at the end, but it will not have the same effect, and in fact if the stamina exists at all, it is probably mania or terror in disguise.