Sentence examples for has a stride from inspiring English sources
The average racer has a stride of between 18 and 20 feet, depending on the size of the animal; the bigger they come, the longer they stride.
She has a stride hard to define until one realizes that it has to do with not being crippled by carrying a bag in the hand, which inhibits so many women's gait.
I charged after the woman, who had a stride on me halfway around.
Some mathematician at "Life" figured out from photographs that Native Dancer had a stride of 29 feet.
Pérec, who stood 5 feet 10 inches (180 cm) tall and had a stride covering 8.2 feet (2.5 metres), earned the nickname "La Gazelle" from the French media.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, May 30 , 1953P. 88 Some mathematician at "Life" figured out from photographs that Native Dancer had a stride of 29 feet.
They have a stride of 25 35 cm when walking at a normal pace.
The adults had a stride of 2 m, and the juveniles ran to keep up.
This person will need to have confidence, and have a stride to succeed.
He has a recognizable stride.
"Bolt is taller than me and so has a larger stride.
