Sentence examples for obvious strides from inspiring English sources

Alec Martinez has made obvious strides as an NHL defenseman, transforming last season from a player who struggled through a series of healthy scratches to scoring the Stanley Cup-winning goal at season's end.

The most obvious was him striding into the third umpire's room soon after his dismissal in the Oval Test.

But most accounts, Tommie, who died of leukemia in 1984 at age 45, took the obvious comparisons in stride and understood that he would never be the player his brother was.

It took Duke a couple of minutes to get going in the second half, but once the Blue Devils hit their stride it was obvious who the best team on the court was.

Health care is the most obvious case where Mr. Kennedy can claim enormous strides.

But despite these great strides towards gender inclusion, it is obvious that more work is needed to help shape a more inclusive Muslim community both in our city and in the UK as a whole.

AL Observing whether David Moyes can stride in those enormous boots is obvious but essential viewing.

These numbers are included on Bluebird's "Centennial Collection," selected by Mike Lipskin, himself an accomplished stride pianist, who has daringly ignored obvious hits (no "Honeysuckle Rose") in favor of a fresh program.

In addition to the obvious benefits for mothers, our new policy is also a great stride forward in terms of fathers' and adoptive parents' leave".

Why are we using them to try to understand a woman's sexuality when it's obvious they don't work?" Chivers's work is a huge stride forward.

Another, less obvious dimension of this deal is that it may help Google make enormous strides in the television marketplace.