Mr. Long, 42, a New York City firefighter and a former triathlete and competitive marathoner, once had a smooth, swift stride himself, but he was critically injured when he was hit by a chartered bus as he was biking to work during the transit workers' strike in December 2005.
She moved beneath me with agile sympathy in a swift, airy stride, finding smooth ways among the stony tracks, swaying and bending skillfully to match my changing attitudes, even accommodating her left pedal patiently to the awkward working of my wooden leg.
Its specialty is the running walk, a long and swift stride.
It seems that Anderson has found his stride -- and it is a gorgeous and desperately swift stride, to be sure.
She wore a crimson cape coat, which, combined with her swift stride, gave the impression of imminent flight.
While the manufacture of 3D-printed weaponry is making swift strides, it's still difficult to print a high-quality gun.
Kaytlynn's pace was so fast, Rodney cautioned her to slow down, but she maintained her same long, swift strides.
In the last 15 years, the industry has made swift strides in new methods to acquire and analyze seismic data in waters that were impossible to reach when geologists last studied the areas.
But the U.S. Department of Agriculture is striving to shed old-school labels, making swift strides in the past year to accelerate some of the innovative technologies combating the country's water and ag-related resource issues.
The Middlesex coroner, Wynne Baxter, believed that Stride had been attacked with a swift, sudden action.
