Usage of "much stamina"

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Usage of much stamina in English

Tells how much stamina he had - much more than his younger associates. 
 The new yorker 

Poor Mrs. Morton was a flimsy woman, without much stamina, mental or bodily. 
 St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 5, March, 1878 

Yet Queen Herin had fallen, and she had as much stamina as any other. 
 Brotherhood of the Wolf 

The boy seems to be without much stamina, after all. 
 Emerson and Other Essays 

Being so small, you don't have as much stamina as an adult, he lied. 
 The Lair of Bones 

I can never have too much stamina. 
 Roma Victrix 

You can never have too much stamina. 
 Gladiatrix 

I don't think Harbinger has much stamina. 
 The Patrician 

There were stories of men who had taken so much stamina that they could hardly be killed. 
 Sons of the Oak 

A man who gave too much stamina was prone to catch every little fever that swept through a village. 
 Chaosbound 

This is a huge piece lasting over an hour and requires much stamina and fortitude from both performers and audience. 
 Radio NZ 

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Meanings of much stamina in English