Mr. Dubb, the builder, a tall lithe man with a quick stride, rattled off the prices, square footage and amenities as he showed off the models after the reception.
A quick stride and we're back at HQ. She's late for her handbags meeting, but wants to show me her latest creation: a huge piece of cardboard on which she has stuck every Polaroid, from every photoshoot, since the very beginning.
Mays had a wide stance and took a small, quick stride, swinging at the pitch violently.
At 6 feet 1 inch and 221 pounds, he has a long but quick stride and a rare blend of speed and power that makes him effective inside or outside.
This means pace yourself for the first 300m Wait until after you pass the 300M mark start to pick up a quicker pace, making long strides with your legs and feet, and as you reach the 400m mark you should be coming 5th or 4th in the race.
So what does he weigh now? "Two thirty-five, 240 pounds — but I'm quick with it," he says, with a wide smile, and then, to illustrate, he does one quick stride in place, just like a sprinter: hands slicing down through the air, each leg pumping once.
Maybe you took a few hundred quick strides through an airport concourse to catch a plane.
But she was also lionized in this country, and especially in New York, and the image of her on the road — a quick, efficient stride, her pigtails slicing back and forth like metronomic windshield wipers — became familiar.
But yesterday, during her quick stride off the practice court, she was more guarded.
A couple of quick strides put her in front, and she simply took off while Borel sat in the irons and enjoyed the ride.
Over Lamoriello's left shoulder, on a wall, was a picture and a quotation from Vince Lombardi with the title "What It Takes to Be No. 1" Lamoriello is 57 years old, trim as an athlete, and energetic, with quick strides.
