April 14 2013 April 20 201313 The company, which began its short season with two confident productions of Adès's "Powder Her Face" and Britten's "The Turn of the Screw" this winter, continues its stride into the spring.
With the Stride video, he continued, "it's unique humor, but I'm not sure how it relates back to the brand".
In DAB-land, the Channel Formerly Known As BBC7 continues to get into its stride, unveiling The 4 O'Clock Show, a magazine programme clearly intended as a kind of after-school club for all the family (until 2007, The Big Toe Radio Show fulfilled that brief).
Over its Kickstarter campaigns, Peak Design found its stride, and continued launching better and better photography equipment.
The temptation will always be to compare the occasion here to the men's game, and in this respect it seems heartening that the general view at Wembley was that England looked technically and tactically inferior, while Germany continued to stride away as clear favourites to win next year's world cup.
A third of the way in, Martin began to fade, and though she continued her even stride, she was trailing toward the end, 25 yards behind anyone else.
"If you can learn to control that, the positive energy cells in your body will help continue your stride," he said.
A wonderfully expressive dancer with clearly articulated movements, Cunningham in his youth would make stupendous leaps and continue in stride as if he had merely taken a little hop.
He would continue to stride exuberantly into the emergency department, a surgical decathlete in a starched twill white coat, poised for, as he once put it, "another opportunity to excel".
Obama continues to stride forward... and he's not done".
