Sentence examples for stamina has been from inspiring English sources

But for Andy, I think his stamina has been tremendous".

Rice said his foot has improved since undergoing low energy shock-wave treatment in Toronto last week and that his stamina has been fine despite his lack of practice time.

He has been compared to an Exocet, because of his brisk and unerring manner; likened to a monk, by virtue of his austere appearance; and admired as a runner of marathons, whose stamina has been tested as much in the negotiating room as on the roads.Mr Lamy has been an occasional critic of the organisation he will lead.

For instance, Stamina has been unable to show the presence of proteins that stem cells are expected to express when they form new neurons.

Krylov has shown a great ability to start fast, recording a head-kick knockout in 25 seconds, just seven weeks ago, but his stamina has been an issue.

Her determination and stamina have been tremendous.

The veterans of France, tapping unimaginable reserves of stamina, had been more potent from the opening of the second-half onwards but are now submerged in the miseries of their leader.

Sheriff Wood told him: "I can't fail to be impressed by the vigour and stamina that has been required of you to get matters this far; the complaints you've made and the letters you have had to write to get people to take this seriously as a criminal complaint.

It's quick and easy, once you work up to optimum stamina, and has been extremely beneficial to my heart health.

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.

One such classical trade-off is the one between speed and stamina, which has been documented in several different animals, including lizards and frogs [40] [41].