Sentence examples for next stride from inspiring English sources

Being more flexed or bent, the legs could more quickly return to the ground for the next stride.

Saez has said he heard a "pop," and in the next stride he and the filly were on the ground.

His trailing leg does not fall too far behind, avoiding wasting energy to get it back in front for the next stride".

In the next stride, I saw his left front hoof swing out at a bizarre angle and I knew that something had gone horribly wrong.

As their momentum and weight move forward, the foot goes flat at the bottom of the stride, then forward to the toes, which push the body up off the ground and into the next stride.

There are no definitive pictures of the incident; my interpretation is that after one brush of legs, Miss Decker put her hand out to steady herself and bumped the young Briton, who lurched to the right on the next stride.

A similar book directed at fast doctors, fast hospital administrators and fast insurers might be the next welcome stride backward down the path.

The next major stride occurred in the late 17th century, when the British scientific genius Isaac Newton formulated his three famous laws of motion, the first and second of which are of special concern in relativity.

Seeking redemption for his Italia 1990 shame, Stuart Pearce was next to stride forward, simultaneously dispatching the ball and exorcising his personal demons with a left-footed scorcher into the bottom right-hand corner: 3-1 England.

The next great stride in the field of assisted reproductive technology came in 1934 when Gregory Pincus, the man who would later gain fame for being the scientist who, funded by reproductive rights advocate Margaret Sanger and heiress Katherine McCormich, synthesized Enovid, the first oral contraceptive pill on the market.

In a next step, students could then calculate the distance by multiplying the counted number of steps with their average stride length.