Sentence examples for new stride from inspiring English sources
The spot concludes with a voiceover: "New Stride Spark.
The tribunal seems to have hit a new stride".
Expect its defense to re-energize and its offense, especially back Warrick Dunn, to hit a new stride.
"New Stride Whitemint is a hit, but it lasts too long," says a manager leading the meeting, as he chews it himself.
But as Ritzenhein practiced the new stride, he developed irritation of the tendon-sheathed and jelly-bean-size sesamoid bones behind his right big toe.
But since its 2002 album "Murray Street," partly about life after 9/11, Sonic Youth has hit a wonderful new stride, sounding comfortable, focused and invigorated.
After raising two children each and earning doctorates, my sisters were hitting new strides.
Meanwhile, state production of literature and sponsorship of academic literary studies, particularly in relatively safe areas such as children's literature, took new strides.
"We still run our flagship Web site, and every week we make new strides in improving our ability to deliver online focus groups".
NEW YORK — At the dawn of this new year, a note of cautious optimism is rising from female leaders, activists and advocates who are anticipating major new strides as "women issues" go global.
The 2011 "face" of new strides in N.L.P. is Watson, the supercomputer built by I.B.M. specifically for the publicity stunt of facing off against humans on the game show "Jeopardy!" earlier this month.
