Sentence examples for at its stride from inspiring English sources

I say, 'Time is not on my side.' But I am the one who is adversarial with Time- blaming, criticizing, controlling, kicking and screaming at its stride.

The producers of the show, based on the 1975 film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," released a new block of tickets just after midnight Thursday, even as the cast party at Roseland hit its stride.

"This is a wine that really only gets going at around 20 years in the bottle, hits its stride at 30 and can go on drinking for well beyond 100.

Discusses the black segment of the population, which stands at 22,500,000, its strides in economic & educational fields.

The ensemble hit its stride at a Christmas-week concert in which it performed a mixture of classical and pops pieces.

The players were flat in their quarterfinal match against France, a team that hit its stride at the right time and reached the final, where it lost to Italy.

On the high-speed, generally unregulated autostrada, the car seems to hit its stride at triple-digit speeds.

People using the more exploitative version of things—how would that affect magical creatures and other intelligent beings that are affected by this and who also use magic?" This idea even appears to have influenced the animation style, which is a blended 2D-3D that feels uneasy at first, but hits its stride as a superb format to showcase the differing styles of magic.

Ms Blanco disagreed, but those comments now look prescient.Possibly the programme may at long last be hitting its stride.

He doesn't think the show will get into its stride for at least six months, maybe a year.

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.