Sentence examples for beautiful strides from inspiring English sources

If Howard can do that, the emerging American track relay team, paced by Donovan's beautiful strides, just could circumvent the roundabouts of the also suspect English defense.

"He's got this beautiful stride and bows his neck.

He's a lengthener, not a quickener, but he has a beautiful stride and he's a perfect mover".

That's why we take such pleasure in Usain Bolt's beautiful loping stride or Tyson Gay's amazing upright posture and the strain in his neck.

Admittedly it was midnight and balmy at the time, we were sitting at a street café in the Marais watching beautiful Parisians striding by, and we would gladly have paid twice as much for such a combination.

"He has such a beautiful, long stride and makes it all look so easy".

He shoots, he scores, in bed and out, taking down the bad and the beautiful as he strides purposefully into the 21st century.

It is at her party, hiding in her bedroom to check his e-mail, that Aidan receives an anonymous message containing a photograph of a beautiful young woman striding in front of Barneys, before the building was bombed.

In 1971 there was the first ­National Women's Liberation Movement march – an event immortalised in Sue Crockford's film, A Woman's Place, in which groups of women sarcastically sing the ditty Keep Young and Beautiful as they stride forth.

Once this monk was coming out of the stupa, and a beautiful girl came striding toward him and said, 'OK, hug me.

Malakhov is a beautiful skater with big strides, a hard shot, fine passing skills and a comprehensive vision for the patterns of play.