Sentence examples for true endurance from inspiring English sources

For true endurance, the statutes known as the Rockefeller-era drug laws are hard to beat.

It's a way to measure absolute fitness; the maximum rate of oxygen that your body consumes during exercise, which aids in determining your true endurance level.

Plan for your true endurance and camping knowledge level and it's okay- no one is watching - this is your vacation, enjoy it!

This holds true for cardio endurance events like cycling, as well as weight training and bodybuilding for muscular strength and endurance.

According to Mrs. Miller, "Life in the N.I.C.U. is a true test of endurance and stamina.

She reports: "Spending a whole day with Alwaleed was a true test of endurance.

It is a true feat of endurance to make it through a whole night in the beer tent; apart from a small carnival outside there is not much to do but drink.

The Nigerian DJ set a new Guinness World Record for a 10-day long DJ set and in our exclusive interview, he reveals how the performance was a true test of endurance.

Other highlights included seeing Tritonal fist-bumping for two straight minutes (a true feat of endurance), and Amtrac dropping funky tracks in the extremely trippy Upside Down Room whose lineup was like a retro throwback to Insomniac's early warehouse days, with everyone from Bad Boy Bill to Charles Feelgood gracing the stage.

Like all good people's politicians, Key is known for his tolerance for, even enjoyment of, selfies, but the true test of his endurance is the annual Young Nats Balll, at which he maintains a fixed smile and thousand-yard stare with the professionalism and good humour of a member of One Direction.

Imposingly shot by Rodrigo Prieto, this chilly tale of 19th-century endurance has true grit under its fingernails and the dirt of the midwest on its boot-heels, the craggy landscape of Jones's fiercely bewhiskered saddlebag face melding with the harsh beauty of the American terrain.