Sentence examples for minor strides from inspiring English sources

BURBANK — In her two years of playing basketball, minor strides have been made by Nina Sahakian on the court.

Peterson said he believes Zambrano and Benson can both make great strides with minor changes to their delivery.

Racing UK had a camera on Nicholls, who looked really annoyed by that defeat - you'd think he could take these minor setbacks in his stride, having racked up £3m in prize money for the season, but it seems he's a driven man.

This is a minor but nice mid-stride update to the MacBook lineup that features Intel's 'sixth generation Core M' processors, also known as Skylake.

Good kissers can handle needing to stop to sneeze, for a cramp, because you both have coffee breath, because it's suddenly pouring with rain etc. Good kisser take any minor issues in their stride.

The law has made tremendous strides in protecting trafficked minors, but this type of public comment trivializing crimes against them undermines that progress.

His nickname, "Scooter," was given to him in 1939 by a minor league teammate in response to the short strides Rizzuto took when running the bases.

The Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom, who was bumped and nearly unseated his jockey in the opening strides of the Belmont Stakes, has a minor injury to his left hind leg.

And when is that going to be? Veteran receiver Kenny Britt said Goff was learning from "minor mistakes" with protection schemes and was "making big strides".

Later, he pulled on a baseball uniform and strode to the mound at Omaha's minor league baseball stadium to hurl a few looping pitches that he described as fast balls.

Bitcoin has been flatlining since taking a sharp dive late last year but the market for some minor cryptocurrencies, known as altcoins, has risen with some digital tokens making major strides.