Sentence examples for have to stride from inspiring English sources

Photography need no longer bide its time, or bite its nails, in underground dens or unvisited wings of the major museums; it is right there in the throne rooms, and in order to reach Avedon's Groucho, say — balding, black-sweatered, solemnly dreaming of something off-camera — you have to stride through a vista of Rodins.

Giroud didn't have to break stride.

He saw me coming and rolled his pass in front of me so I didn't have to break stride".

With Operator, you won't even have to break stride or stop your conversation to buy something.

But the city will have to make strides in other areas as well.

If [Russell and Randle] want to be part of what they are talking about, then they have to take strides… They have to stay in a bubble and develop.

They have to make strides to filling your space – and then that money gets taken off your debt.

He moved through it all at a good pace; people don't have to slow their stride for him.

"You have to stay in stride with your competition and not look like somebody is running away with it".

If you are running on rough trails, you have to adjust your stride to the terrain.

You just have to take it in stride.