Sentence examples for a new stride from inspiring English sources
The tribunal seems to have hit a new stride".
Expect its defense to re-energize and its offense, especially back Warrick Dunn, to hit a new stride.
It helped that feminism had hit a new stride since the UN made 1975 the International Year of Women, but both sexes were discovering fascinating new things about themselves.
However, as the mood of the time darkened, the Stones hit a new stride in 1968 with the epochal single "Jumpin' Jack Flash," which reconnected them to their blues-rock roots, and the album Beggars Banquet.
Having shone fitfully, in the last few weeks Eriksen has found a new stride in this team, which augers well for next season when he should feel more settled.
After two years of building on the animation concepts for Layer 3, they've hit a new stride.
The spot concludes with a voiceover: "New Stride Spark.
But since its 2002 album "Murray Street," partly about life after 9/11, Sonic Youth has hit a wonderful new stride, sounding comfortable, focused and invigorated.
But while the venerable bot itself won't be taking any new strides, the technology that made it so impressive will live on in other products, robotic and otherwise.
"New Stride Whitemint is a hit, but it lasts too long," says a manager leading the meeting, as he chews it himself.
But Mr. Vinjamuri said that while viral efforts like "Tea Partay," a 2006 rap video in which preppies glorify Smirnoff Raw, a malt beverage, "got the brand attributes in there," he questioned whether the new Stride video did so.
