Sentence examples for stamina of the from inspiring English sources
They move easily from classical precision to the expressive and athletic stamina of the "Spartacus" excerpt.
Not that the Somerset batsmen tested the stamina of the Pakistan bowlers.
"You're incredible, Mikey," says Bobby Hair, full of admiration for the stamina of the older man.
There is no denying the dedication and stamina of the environment ministers and diplomats who conduct these talks.
The wolf is faster and closes in, but – surprisingly – it doesn't have the stamina of the caribou.
In this seemingly endless chess game, nobody is underestimating the strategy, or stamina, of the anti-abortion movement.
"Siegfried" is always problematic musically because of the demands of the title role, which tests the strength and stamina of even the sturdiest dramatic tenor.
Long-term emergencies require an emotional stamina of which the healthy have no need.
"He knew that if he could combine the best stamina of anyone in the field with his raw strength - and he is an absolute beast - then he would be hard to beat".
Nadal, 24, displayed the serve, the strokes, the patience, the stamina of a great champion, which he has now become.
As I labour behind them, I realise I have half the stamina of 10 years ago and twice the sense of vertigo.
