stamina

I would dispute with you if I could, but I can't--I haven't stamina enough.

I have seen the hearts and stamina of strong men broken, and I have seen other men, by ill-treatment, driven to permanent and howling madness.

I perceived pretty clearly that I had not the stamina either to resist what the captain chose to do to expel me, or to force myself upon Montgomery and his companion.

There stood white lilies with blood-red stamina, skyblue tulips, which shone as they waved in the winds, and apple-trees, the apples of which looked exactly like large soapbubbles: so only think how the trees must have sparkled in the sunshine!

March never had any stamina," was the cheerful reply.

I am twenty-five years older than you, I have a weak heart, a ridiculous muscle, and the stamina of a rabbit.

Then his stamina broke, and he never moved house again.

The question of his fate, then, rested upon whether, with his start he could elude Numa for a few seconds; and, if so, if the lion would then have sufficient stamina remaining to pursue him at a reduced gait for the balance of the distance to the wall.

That fireplace--those big stones--I was soft, then, a little, anemic, alcoholic degenerate, with the spunk of a rabbit and about one per cent as much stamina, and some of those big stones nearly broke my back and my heart.

Have more snap and stamina? It was exasperating--the way she frequently made him feel as if he actually were trampling on something defenseless.

His mind was wanting in the stamina for self-support; it was a plant that would twine beautifully round something stronger than itself, but if repulsed, or torn away, it had no choice but to wither on the ground.

'A healthy, well-balanced diet keeps your body healthy and energised, raising your stamina. Try to eat a well-balanced diet including low fat, plenty of fruits and vegetables as well as whole carbohydrates,' he added.