Sentence examples for extended strides from inspiring English sources

I had learned to run by taking long, extended strides.

Return skates across your center of gravity after fully extending stride.

Other creatures can walk on two legs — chimpanzees, for example, walk with bent knees and bent hips, kind of like Groucho Marx — but no animal walks the way we do, with the torso vertical, the legs extended, the stride long.

Both Ms. Rice, in interviews with reporters, and Mr. Bush, in the address itself, said that what the Clinton administration -- Mr. Bush called it the Clinton-Gore administration -- had essentially failed to do was perpetuate and extend the strides in peace, democracy and trade that were well under way in 1992.

Test the horse at all paces, including extended and collected strides.

When the French jockey allowed Harbinger to extend his stride, the lead was soon almost humiliating for his opponents, and though Peslier barely touched him with the whip, his winning time was a record by nearly 0.7 seconds.

Those two-block dashes had resembled Civil War retreats, a dream of stained uniforms swirling together amid random sounds: panting, footfalls, the plunk of a dropped helmet, high-pitched single-syllable swearing, the rustling of your own clothes as you tried to extend your stride.

He's really working on extending his stride".

Although you are supposed to sprint you can extend your stride and therefor save a lot of your energy and travel a farther distance in a similar amount of time.

Amazon has been making some big strides extending its footprint outside of the U.S. with its Kindle e-readers and Kindle bookstore now available in a range of markets including Spain, but today it took a step to improve how it caters to Spanish speakers closer to home, with the launch of a new section of its U.S. Kindle store dedicated to books in Spanish.

If it looks like you will reach the jump at a half stride, you need to collect or extend your horses stride without losing any impulsion.