Sentence examples for a stride away from inspiring English sources

Martinez picked up the ball and his throw caromed off Knoblauch's left elbow as the runner was a stride away from reaching the base.

Uncle Mo, last year's 2-year-old champion, had run his heart out every step of the way for seven furlongs and was a stride away from punctuating a triumphant comeback with a victory in the King's Bishop on Saturday.

Jonny Sexton kicked out to the right wing where Andrew Trimble was scragged with the line a stride away, and it took fierce defence to keep the marauding green shirts at bay.

Go into two-point position about a stride away from the jump.

In another sketch, "The Family," a woman and a man stride away from some unseen, terrifying happening.

They took Ferragamo a long stride away from its more traditional shiny executive shoes.

But then something shifted, something loosened, and she took a great stride away from her past and planted her flag right in the center of Englishness — because nothing, she thought, could be more seminal to English identity than the reign of Henry VIII and the coming of the English Bible.

The character is so firmly established that there are certain things Reacher can be expected to do in every story: travel light, win fights against ridiculous odds, make at least one appreciative but quick wham-bam connection with a woman and stride away when the drama is over, never to look back.

In 1960, on a trip to California, he made his first big stride away from painting, gathering a few friends, buying some dynamite and blasting a number of craters in a state park just north of San Francisco.

An overdressed couple stride away from it, the man carrying what looks like an overcoat draped over his arm in the desert sun – English, I would guess.

Start a few strides away from the ball, at a slight angle from the direction you want the chip to go.