Sentence examples for stamina to the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seiffert brought a burnished voice and plenty of stamina to the daunting title role.

I wouldn't deny the role tests the actor's vocal technique and physical stamina to the utmost.

The heldentenor Johan Botha brought clarion sound and tireless stamina to the punishing role of Waldemar.

Mr. Woodrow brought a robust, though not enormous, sound and abundant stamina to the music.

The Very Rev. Dr. James A. Kowalski, dean of the cathedral, made the lengthy and painstaking restoration of that house the theme of his sermon, urging his listeners to bring faith and stamina to the many challenges facing the city, the nation and the world.

Although Giffard did not directly attribute the mother's difficulty in assisting birth, due to her breathing problems and lack of stamina, to the fatness of her body, the reader might have made the connection if familiar with the assertion in other texts that fat people were likely to suffer breathing difficulties.

By the 18th hole, many of them did not have the stamina to hit the ball over the pond in front of the green.

Now my effort turns to finding the stamina to do the next 15 shows - and extracting all the benefit I can out of being at the UK entertainment industry's foremost trade fair.

Father Lombardi said that the stress of that trip had further convinced the pope that he no longer had the stamina to do the job.

I no longer have the stamina to endure the frustration.

Fortunately, Mr. Mellamphy also has the stamina to convey the character's struggles as he recounts, and confronts, his past in that city's wintry, weathered streets.