Sammy Korir, who started the race as a pacemaker, held his rapid stride and finished only one second behind in 2 04:56.
(His rapid stride is a product of multiple factors: N.B.A.-length legs, a daily swimming regimen, and an alarming intake of espresso).
"Watch out, you idiot!" He turned and saw a girl passing him on the sidewalk with a rapid, energetic stride.
To avoid being pegged for a tourist, walk like a New Yorker, which means moving with a rapid, purposeful stride, eyes fixed straight ahead.
The rapid stride in textile industry is one of the major concerns to release toxic chemicals into the environment, especially toxic dyes [1 3].
With ongoing development of the powerful Long March V booster rocket, as well as the launch of two satellites in January 2010 and another in July, for a total of five, Beijing signaled that the country was making rapid strides toward an "independent" network of 35 satellites for global positioning, communications, and reconnaissance capabilities by 2020.
With short, rapid strides, he gets into a rhythm and does not stop.
Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) is a fascinating technology which has been progressing with rapid strides in recent years.
Apple, which makes the iPhone, was one of the early pioneers in the segment, while Samsung, which manufactures the Galaxy range of smartphones, has made rapid strides in the sector gaining a strong share of key global markets in recent years.
The impressive yield numbers, he adds, will likely serve as a baseline for future studies, because agricultural scientists are making rapid strides at creating new, higher-yielding switchgrass strains.
According to a June 1927 report in Moving Picture World:With Tom Tyler rapidly taking the place recently vacated by Fred Thomson, F.B.O.'s program of western pictures is taking a place second to none in the industry.... Tyler has made rapid strides during his two years with F.B.O. and with his horse 'Flash' and dog 'Beans' has become one of the leading favorites on the screen.
