Sentence examples for a stride in the from inspiring English sources

But I think the Saints have hit a stride in the last month or so that will overwhelm being outdoors unless the weather is really bad.

I am dangerous All too friendly Just deserts Not doing well Not just the winning that counts Groping forward ReprintsThree weeks before elections that might at an earlier stage have been cheered as a stride in the right direction, many Egyptians are in a grim mood.

He shinned it, definitely, because it pinged in off his shin, but that was it: a goal for Rooney, three points for United, a stride in the direction of Fergie's penultimate title, and Old Trafford explodes.

And in staying so deep in the crease, while unable to get a stride in much beyond the line, he is giving himself more time to play the ball and see the movement.

That is a long stride in the wrong direction for a pitcher who won 18 games in 2010, so the minimum he could do to get his career realigned was to arrive early, and with a leaner body.

We must do much more to build a low carbon economy – but today's announcement is a massive stride in the right direction".

Addressing a flag-waving crowd filled with women of all ages and ethnicities, Clinton painted her triumph as a major stride in the march for women's rights, which began more than a century and a half ago at the Seneca Falls Convention in upstate New York.

But the Rangers' so-called scorers never produced, mostly because their opponents, whether better or lesser, usually were a stride ahead in the corners and around the net.

It felt like a long stride in the right direction.

The Pope, of all people, has taken a giant stride in the right direction — the rational direction.

The replacement of the coalition provisional authority (CPA) with the first elected government was a "huge stride in the right direction", since the CPA symbolised the invasion.