Sentence examples for festival strides from inspiring English sources

Walk the line The Hay on Wye walking festival strides forth from this Thursday (until 15 October), with more than 50 guided walks snaking through spectacular scenery, from the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains (pictured) to Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley.

Zarkandar, who is second favourite for the race at the Cheltenham Festival, strode to victory in front of Khyber Kim (14-1) and Balder Success (20-1).

Still, BangOn! is part of a growing group of music festivals making strides towards being responsible about the environment.

The festival hits its stride this weekend, however, with dozens of programs scattered from Governors Island to Astoria, Queens, to the Upper West and East Sides.

Ever since Robert Redford's Sundance Festival hit its stride as a testing ground for talented new filmmakers, there has been a new facet to the winter awards season.

Before the festival hit its stride Friday night, first-day jitters were apparent all over the grounds during much of the afternoon, making for a frustrating opening.

August 8 2012 New York's paramount summer festival has hit its stride, offering a whirl of concerts; a selection follows.

At the Hay Festival in 2007, Westwood strode on from Bill Clinton's comment that the event was the "Woodstock of the mind" to perform with all the psychedelic vim of Jimi Hendrix on acid.

In its third year, the KAABOO Del Mar festival is hitting its stride.

Research that Tales of the Cocktail just released in anticipation of this summer's festival found that despite major strides made by the industry towards equal opportunity, significant barriers remain.

Then a fast 15-minute stride to the festival itself, and there are just… thousands… of people who love books.