Sentence examples for a stride from from inspiring English sources

O'Brien even gave Gleneagles another crack of the whip a stride from the line, which may well have convinced any waverers in the stewards' room that Gleneagles had to go.

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.

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

It is a long stride from, the days when Mr Strydom used to speak of maintaining the master-servant relationship".

A giant stride from the dive centre, the house reef is teeming with macro life, including ghost pipefish, seahorses and psychedelic nudibranchs (sea slugs).

It hits a bold stride from the beginning, confidently inhabiting its stylised space; this film must, interestingly, be one of the very few to use the cavernous, aircraft-hangar dimensions of the movie sound stage.

It may seem a long stride from shrew teeth to points, but both are rigid solids amenable to morphometric characterization and whose landmark configurations are constrained by function, size, allometry, and other factors.

Following the nuns' example, we took long, careful strides with a dramatic pause in the middle -- a stride I remembered from high school graduation.

A stride was defined from the beginning of the stance phase of one limb to the end of its swing phase.

Instead, the gearwork disengages at the beginning of the step and re-engages as the leg swings back from a stride.