staminain a sentence
stamina as in: wish to increase stamina
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By June, his body was humming, capable of speed and stamina beyond anything he'd ever known.† (source)
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We took it with every meal to calm the mind, give us stamina, and prevent fatal disease.† (source)
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All she'd required of him was stamina.† (source)
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Just to get rid of her, I walked up to the boy, who, breaking all stamina records, was still crying, and said in Persian, "Are you Iranian?"† (source)
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But stamina—that's where they help, big-time.† (source)
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Can't run yet, but my pace and stamina have vastly improved.† (source)
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You've got more stamina than most of the guys from the team last year.† (source)
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Over the course of the sort, I watch for pacing and patterns and I watch for stamina.† (source)
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"You certainly have a lot of stamina," she said.† (source)
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Lewis Merrill, forever in the company of the sour stamina that radiated from his wife, was also in the company of his troubled children; often rebellious, almost always unruly, uniformly sullen, the Merrill children acted out their displeasure at being dragged to an amateur theatrical.† (source)
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I marveled at her stamina.† (source)
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Physical stamina is a component in leadership, even in the modern world, where it isn't necessary to be able to harness an ox.† (source)
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I don't know how the doctors have the stamina to keep up.† (source)
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How many vampires do you think have the stamina for immortality?† (source)
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He was pushing himself too hard, and his stamina wasn't half what it should have been.† (source)
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A Tegucigalpa elementary school principal told me that many of his students were so malnourished that they didn't have the stamina to stand up for long at school rallies or to sing the national anthem.† (source)
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