Sentence examples for stamina will be from inspiring English sources
Now its stamina will be put to the test.
Castleford's stamina will be tested when they play Bradford in their third match in nine days.
If you can handle the idea of a visit to MOMA becoming a spiritual retreat — the film screens there from September 24-29 — your stamina will be rewarded.
It's only when food is served to celebrate Reconstruction after a mass audience recreation of the American civil war battlefield using ping-pong balls that the time of night – and exactly how much stamina will be required for the hours ahead– dawns on you.
c) Your intellect and stamina will be challenged, sometimes daily.
The filly's stamina will be tested as never before in the historic two-and-a-half mile Gold Cup, but after a 'staying on' win over two miles in May, hopes are high.
He dispelled all doubts by running Long Run so close but Henderson's chaser had more stamina still, which will be useful when he returns to Cheltenham in March and attempts to become the second horse, after his former opponent Kauto Star, to reclaim the Gold Cup after relinquishing it.
If we're healthy enough to get started, increased energy and stamina will follow.
And though she was quick to tell Barbara Walters in a year-end interview that she was full of "incredible stamina and energy", Clinton will be 69 at the time of the next elections.
So for all that one can look at all the Group G teams' performances so far and consider the proactive possibilities of Fabian Johnson getting in behind the German full-backs, it'll be the more prosaic qualities of stamina and concentration that will be examined, should the group still be up in the air going into the last quarter of the game.
So for all that on paper one can look at all the Group G teams' performances so far and consider the proactive possibilities of Fabian Johnson getting in behind the German full backs, it'll be the more prosaic qualities of USA stamina and concentration that will be examined, should the group still be up in the air going into the last quarter of the game".
