Sentence examples for life strides from inspiring English sources
Steve Jobs taught us so many things... To us whose professional life strides tech, ads and media, his way of fostering innovation, of creating an obsessive culture of perfection remains both inspirational and enigmatic.
For a decade, Walter L. Bennett waited to release the pause button on his life, stride through the gates of the South Woods State Prison in Bridgeton, N.J., and begin his life anew.
Blonde haired and with nails buffed to within an inch of their life, she strides across the polished marble halls of the Kappa Kappa Tau sorority, insulting anyone unlucky enough to cross her path with a series of zingers culled straight from the Heathers playbook.
Fortunately, Mr. Silvia took that and everything else about her overstuffed life in stride.
Above all, he believed in taking life in stride, and he made a plaque for the refrigerator with this motto: "It Doesn't Really Matter".
For Ms. Stoltz, just dealing with the stress of taking Mr. Marino's class — errant flop sweat, securing a spot amid the stampede, the occasional outburst of mat rage — helps her take life in stride.
Sean seems to take life in stride, which is probably a pretty easy thing to do when you ride for one of the greatest skateboard companies in the history of the entire world.
Tommy Connolly grew up in Augusta, Ga., and as a child watched the larger-than-life Palmer stride the fairways of Augusta National Golf Club and give the adoring patrons a thumbs up during Masters week.
Cultural life made significant strides, and cultural policy was oriented toward Europe.
Fanney Tismong, an acclaimed Johannesburg based film-maker who specialises in gay issues and township life, says huge strides have been achieved in South Africa but he agrees deep prejudices still remain in many parts of the country.
