Sentence examples for as a stride from inspiring English sources

Basie began his career as a stride pianist, reflecting the influence of Johnson and Waller, but the style most associated with him was characterized by spareness and precision.

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.

Peter Kramer, initiator and partner hailed the Phase II campaign as a stride closer to a better world.

Athena comes on as a striding warrior goddess, armed and dangerous, avid as a wasp, in a tiny bronze statuette from the fifth century B.C.

Lock your knees as you take a stride.

The images of Vamana usually show him already grown to giant size, one foot firmly planted on earth and the other lifted as if to take a stride.

Finally, it records user's walking patterns such as walking impact and a stride length in an outdoor area to predict user's walking distance in the building.

Diagonality is defined as the percentage of a stride by which ipsilateral (same side) feet follow one another.

Some will hail all this as a great stride forward, an indication that we are now so mainstream that even banks represent us respectfully.

After all, it was he who, in January, had helped broker a new deal between employers and unions that was trumpeted by the government as a great stride towards creating jobs.

One newspaper reported that Ann Arbor had "5,000 students continually gossiping about him", as Schulz's return was seen as "a gigantic stride in the direction of (Michigan's) winning back her former football prestige".