Sentence examples for and its strides from inspiring English sources

Whatever the creature was, it wasn't speedy: its leg pairs were of different lengths and its strides were relatively short, indicating a very slow crawl.

By the start of 1991, "Law & Order" was well into its first season, and its stride.

In any case, the band tightened up and got louder and found its stride.

Useful exercises include leg yields, "shoulder in" exercises, and having the horse lengthen and shorten its stride.

The kitchen seems to have difficulty stoking up at that hour and hitting its stride; additionally a number of dishes -- skirt steak and veal shank, for example -- were unavailable.

When the performance started and hit its stride, we noticed that the students paid rapt attention to the music and story.

Covent Garden brought Rolando Villazón's career back from the brink with his performances in Werther, turned Anna Nicole Smith into an operatic icon in Mark-Anthony Turnage's overhyped new work, and hit its stride with Richard Jones's production of Puccini's Trittico.

We sat down with Young to get the scoop on what the transaction means for the future of McAfee and how the company will be challenged in the coming months to navigate a separation from Intel and find its stride in a rapidly changing cybersecurity ecosystem.

On the road with Vieux promoting his epynomous album, Modiba cut its teeth, and found its stride.

Or am I just a stupid question machine reading endless moronic questions?" (Bob: "There could be a bit of that, yeah…") Amstell's monologue continues ("Sometimes I get so lonely") and it's clear that by the time it hit its stride, and despite its clientele, Popworld wasn't really a show about music, in the same way Top Gear reinvented itself by not really being a show about spark plugs.

They plunked each reptile down on a treadmill and measured the percentage of its strides that were two-legged and four-legged.