Sentence examples for goes stroke from inspiring English sources

So it goes, stroke after glorious stroke, until something happens.

She won three events, each in record time, at the Ivy League meet in February, and went stroke for stroke with the nation's best at the NCAA Championships in March, finishing second in the 400-yard individual medley and third in the 500-yard freestyle.

Anderson closed right up on Risztov as the race entered the final 100m into the finish board and the two exhausted swimmers went stroke for stroke in a remarkable finale.

Gallegugh went stroke for stroke with the Apache in the neighboring lane, getting to the wall first in a time of 49.21, just.25 seconds separating him from second place.

The woman watches him go, stroking her ponytail like a pet.

So when a child goes to stroke the dog, all he sees is the same hand that hit him approaching.

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Stroke the Five Xanthos' you are going to stroke.

Am I going to stroke it?

There are still Shinto shrines today, where women go to stroke wooden phalluses in the hope of getting children.

Hours after Green shot the best opening round in the 21-year history of the United States Senior Open, Fleisher went one stroke better.