A quick stride and we're back at HQ. She's late for her handbags meeting, but wants to show me her latest creation: a huge piece of cardboard on which she has stuck every Polaroid, from every photoshoot, since the very beginning.
What makes it work is how well the show presents in the form of a slow-burn story despite moving at a rather quick stride.
Mays had a wide stance and took a small, quick stride, swinging at the pitch violently.
At 6 feet 1 inch and 221 pounds, he has a long but quick stride and a rare blend of speed and power that makes him effective inside or outside.
Maybe you took a few hundred quick strides through an airport concourse to catch a plane.
Try stopping at a quick food place.
A couple of quick strides put her in front, and she simply took off while Borel sat in the irons and enjoyed the ride.
At Greenwich, Conn., and Saratoga, N.Y., this summer, the executives are apt to include Michael L. Tarnopol, a senior partner at Bear , Stearns who is a newcomer but said to be making quick strides; Peter B. Orthwein, a member of the Anheuser-Busch family and a titan of recreational vehicles, and Geoffrey J. W. Kent, the C.E.O. of Abercrombie & Kent, the luxury travel company.
For the first 30 meters of a race, he keeps his head down and takes short, quick strides.
In quick strides, I bring him back.
In an odd contrast, Querrey's nonchalance in sauntering between points and Tipsarevic's quick strides vividly suggested their current status on the world ATP tour.
