Sentence examples for stamina playing from inspiring English sources

Chandler, who missed the last six games because of a neck injury, struggled with his stamina, playing 21 minutes, none in the fourth quarter, and finishing with five rebounds and no points.

To be considered a good player, one must possess strength, stamina (playing extremely fast tempos with no mistakes) and endurance.

We had speed, quickness and stamina, played stifling defense, and rebounded at both ends of the court.

We know our big neighbour has more experience, more quality, more stamina, play better football; it seems like a hopeless mission.

Stamina plays a huge part, and it'll drain as you sprint to dodge the huge swooping arc of a Rathian's dive, or the impudent charge of a Royal Ludroth but positioning is even more important.

Teaching is a tough job and fitness and stamina does play a part, although I am now completely recovered.

He missed only one game, quieting concerns that he might lack the stamina to play a full season.

But he pointed out that it required both physical and mental stamina to play 100 games a week, as he does.

Girls who lived and worked on farms, as Summitt did, baling hay, plowing tobacco fields, eating her sack lunch on a tractor, could hardly be told that they lacked the stamina to play basketball.

One, Djokovic's serve was unreliable; two, he lacked the stamina to play at 100 percent for a complete match; and three, he lacked the self-belief to defeat Nadal.

He was right about the triumph of the so-called power game — tennis built on strength and stamina and played mainly from the baseline — and about the fact that Ivan Lendl was the godfather of this style.