Sentence examples for sufficient stamina from inspiring English sources
At nearly 39 he's reached the point where he no longer has sufficient stamina for the most gruelling princely roles.
It will take months of retraining before Flaherty knows whether his voice has sufficient stamina and power to sing his repertoire according to his old standard.
He had sufficient stamina to persevere for another two days and capture the Open Swiss Team title with Gerald Michaud of Derby, Kan., Bob Hamman and Larry Richardson, both of Dallas, and Bart Bramley of Chicago.
The men had felt the pull of the land, he wrote, and "I was not sure I had sufficient stamina or willpower to carry the cruise through… [but] I suppose Bill and I felt the need to prove ourselves to ourselves".
Aubusson, who, under Kelly, failed by a nose to beat his stablemate to the punch in an Auteuil Grade One hurdle in November, has since promised better still over fences with a Uttoxeter romp and, although today's extended two and a half miles would normally be on the sharp side for him, the rain-drenched ground, described as heavy, will be deep enough to make this a sufficient stamina test.
He scored the decisive goal against Spain in the semifinals, but Altidore sensed that he lacked sufficient strength and stamina after a dormant season at Villarreal.
The decline of the chariot by the end of the 2nd millennium bce was probably related to the spread of iron weaponry, but it was surely related also to the breeding of horses with sufficient strength and stamina to carry an armed man.
The decline of the chariot by the end of the 2nd millennium bc was probably related to the spread of iron weaponry, but it was surely related also to the breeding of horses with sufficient strength and stamina to carry an armed man.
But unlike the golf tournament, open to any duffer who has sufficient will power, water, sunscreen, stamina and the inclination to be in Death Valley in the summer, the so-called Badwater 135 is an invitational event that annually draws about 100 of the toughest, most serious runners from around the world.
