At seventy-one, he is among the senior citizens of British painting, but, like Lucian Freud and Frank Auerbach, he is burning bright, and working with a stamina that would cause most art students to trip over their video installations and faint.
Almost a quarter of a century later, The Simpsons is the US's longest-running sitcom, with a stamina that makes Cheers, Seinfeld and Friends seem will o' the wisp.
We drove from Orange County, Calif., to New York City in a 1999 Jeep with 142,000 miles on it; we ran on the unexpected and inexplicable stamina that came with hearing mostly demoralizing stories.
He has reserves of strength, energy and stamina that provide him with the ability to meet unexpected demands.
"He has reserves of strength, energy and stamina that provide him with the ability to meet unexpected demands," Dr. Gaz said, adding that he found "no physical impairments that should interfere with Mr. Romney serving as president, if elected".
Mitt Romney is a "vigorous man" who has "reserves of strength, energy and stamina that provide him with the ability to meet unexpected demands," his personal physician wrote in a letter released by the campaign on Friday.
Rivera last pitched Saturday, and felt his mechanics were a bit off that day, which was one of the reasons, along with building stamina, that he wanted to go two innings Monday.
It was his mental stamina that was tested.
Thus kids grow up with a partying stamina that you're liable to hurt yourself if you try to keep up.
A three-year contract is a golden egg when you are 32 and, while Van der Vaart's style has not tended to depend on the kind of stamina that fades with age, he has chosen the manner of his exit well.
