Sentence examples for usual stamina from inspiring English sources
Their partners danced on an acceptable level but did not have their usual stamina.
By Vince Aletti With nearly five hundred photos, almost all of them modestly scaled black-and-white prints, the Lee Friedlander retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art demands more than the usual amount of stamina from gallerygoers.
The Boston Celtics lost Ray Allen, a cornerstone of their two recent finals teams, and face the usual concerns over the age and stamina of Paul Pierce (35 on opening night) and Kevin Garnett (36).
The Royal Opera House has taken the risk of performing four complete cycles, a daunting test of stamina, instead of the usual three preceded by a paid dress rehearsal, a chance to establish confidence in front of an audience.
Nicely placed in the weights but hard to see him getting away with his usual sloppy fencing around here and his stamina is also in doubt.
The reader will need a certain stamina and patience, but, as usual with Marcus, it's worth it in the end.
As usual, anyone still left reading deserves some sort of award for sheer stamina.... We're going to cheat a bit on this first one, because outside of some wonky mathematicians we don't think anyone else has noticed.
As Martin Amis has put it: "Novelists are stamina-merchants, grinders, nine-to-fivers, and their career curves follow the usual arc of human endeavour.
They have wonderful stamina.
