Sentence examples for he strides out from inspiring English sources

One of the best outfits in the book belongs to Ol' Boy, as he strides out across Big Nothin'.

He strides out with the air of a man walking into his domain, as he does every time he comes to the crease.

For the third time in the series he strides out with Australia wobbling and given the way that's worked out for England so far you'll forgive me for not getting too excited on England's behalf just yet.

Your statement that John Kerry "often seemed to be more in command of his brief, more confident in demeanor" contradicts the impression made by the front-page photograph in which he sits round-shouldered and looking slightly forlorn, while President Bush takes command of the physical space as he strides out to meet the audience.

About an hour later he strides out of the room to begin a working day that usually lasts until 10pm.

Every day he strides out of the door in a long trench coat and pointy shoes (the uniform of choice for the resting musician).

Focused, he strode out on the floor to take warm-ups with the rest of the Bandits.

He strode out to a standing ovation and found just the right voice and body language to present himself graciously as first among equals.

The way he batted in the nets this morning, I'd feel very confident when he strode out to the middle".

It was a very strange feeling.' As he strode out, one member of the press noted that he resembled nothing so much as a 'vicar going to war'.

His partner, Bruno Schmidt, is a comparative midget, standing 6ft 1in in his bare feet as he strode out on to what must have been painfully hot sand.