Sentence examples for stamina to get from inspiring English sources

Does he have the stamina to get through an entire game?

I know they have it there but you need a fair amount of stamina to get around, so I choose not to go.

Keeping in shape does help him sing, though, giving him the stamina to get through the more demanding services during the High Holy Days.

If you're concerned that you don't have the upper-body strength or stamina to get very far in a kayak or a canoe, you might consider the Hobie Mirage Drive System.

It takes heroic stamina to get through "Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction" and other of the late long poems, which American literary culture coped with at the time by loading Stevens with every possible prize, honor, and encomium.

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Factor in the stamina required to get into some shows, then add the fact that whatever you're watching you're distracted by worries about getting to the next film in time.

In the past we had incredible singers such as Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James who probably would not have had the stamina to even get halfway through the dance routine to Single Ladies.

It's all about capital and evaluating neighborhoods and the sheer stamina it takes to get big projects done".

Whether grounded by their own fears or by the snarl of canceled flights nationwide after the attacks on the World Trade Center, travelers over the last week have needed stamina and ingenuity to get where they want to go.

[C6.] Tripped Up by New Fears of Flying Whether grounded by their own fears or by the snarl of canceled flights following the attacks on the World Trade Center, travelers over the past week have needed stamina and ingenuity to get where they want to go.