For that, the reader is better off with Joseph J. Ellis's succinct 2004 character study, "His Excellency" (which depicted Washington as a man whose most notable attributes were stamina, self-control and a dogged ability to learn from his mistakes), or Ron Chernow's prodigiously researched biography "Washington: A Life," which appeared just last year.
His large hands could embrace all technical challenges with apparent ease, though he was a famously hard practiser, often working late into the night; his height and body weight enabled him to maintain a power, stamina and control that were the envy of many colleagues; and the acuity of his musical ear repeatedly discovered a rich tonal palette.
In order to prove his stamina and control, the man had to continue as long as the lamp remained alight".
Lots of stamina and control in bed.
All versions require good physical condition, speed, control, and stamina, and many athletes play handball in order to condition themselves for other sports.
Throwing from a smooth, seemingly effortless motion through 19 major league seasons, Roberts displayed an outstanding fastball and extraordinary control and stamina.
Beneath the glamour, as with so many of these female stars, we now sense the power, control, and sheer stamina they needed to keep going.
A low register behemoth that requires voluminous breath, careful control and formidable stamina, it has been used primarily in jazz orchestras to produce those low resonant notes that bring the bottom end to life in modern jazz orchestra arrangements.
Benefits of Being Fit Regular physical activity enhances thinking ability and reaction time, reduces stress, increases stamina and strength and helps to control weight.
It is also true that whoever plays this character needs the stamina and breath control of Wagner's Brünnhilde to get through Maggie's protracted opening aria of lust and lamentation without passing out.
