Word: stamina
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...Teague has been fortunate indeed in her casting. The singing, dancing and acting remain consistently excellent from beginning to end. Each song requires a tremendous amount of stamina and, aside from solos, requires the participation of the entire cast. In an outstanding number. Thania Papas, dressed in a short, loose, black dress, works her way down a staircase and across the stage in a vamped-up version of "Turn Back, O Man," teasing males in the audience with laudable professionalism. The rest of the cast joins her to finish the song, working up to a near-frenzy by the finale...
...aware of the importance of his position, and worked tirelessly at the endless ceremonial duties the Prince must perform. One of these duties did not come so naturally to him as the others, however. That was marriage. He applied himself to that particular inevitability with not quite as much stamina but fully as much ingenuity as he devoted to mastering the steeplechase...
...governor resigned more than two months ago, halfway through her second term, saying her illness drained her of the "endurance and stamina" required to face another session of her state's General Assembly...
...good effort today, but almost everyone lost stamina during reading period and exams," Hays said, adding that she plans to train the team through next weekend's meet against Princeton, and then taper them for the contest against Yale on February...
...room to await the final results--the pressure had proved too great to bear. The opponents commiserated watching the decisive battle, a five-game, seesawing, gut-wrenching match involving Harvard's Chip Robie, who had suffered from the flu all week. The Crimson racquetmen wondered whether he had the stamina to go the distance with stubborn Tiger Jason Fish...