Sentence examples for continued to stride from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

Botswana, a major diamond producer but an exception to the idea that corruption often accompanies natural resources, continued to make strides in providing clean governance, ranking 31st among 146 countries.

And federal investigators continued to make strides in their examinations of who was responsible for what some lawmakers said may turn out to be one of the largest frauds of all time.

Peyton continued to make strides, eventually graduating from every therapist and specialist.

General Motors continued to make impressive strides toward closing the productivity gap with Japanese automakers.

Woods continued to make big strides heading into the United States Open at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island from June 17-20.

Lin Jong (22 possessions and a goal) and Nathan Hrovat (16 disposals and a goal) were among the younger Bulldogs to impress, while Tom Liberatore continued to make promising strides in his return from a serious knee injury.

After last spring's furor over Bynum's flagrant foul against Dallas's J. J. Barea, bad press mounted for Bynum, who nonetheless continued to make great strides, posting career-best averages of 18.7 points and 11.8 rebounds, and finishing No. 6 in blocks at 1.93 a game.

McDonald's continued to make growth strides as its second-quarter profit rose 12%.