Sentence examples for of its stride from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it appears to have been completely thrown out of its stride by the Tory tax plans, and felt the need to neutralise their political impact in South East marginals immediately.

The Prokofiev sonata, in Mr. Bronfman's hands, was confirmed as a masterpiece of subtle ingenuity, the prim, almost Classical regularity of its stride in the opening movement no disguise for a welter of emotions bared at length.

The machine is designed to flex and un-flex its back to increase the length of its stride.

They plunked each reptile down on a treadmill and measured the percentage of its strides that were two-legged and four-legged.

If any city can take the arrival of a trainload of musicians from Africa and Britain in its stride, it's Bristol.

When the civil rights movement of the 1960's hit its stride, it was this relatively small black professional middle class who were the overwhelming winners, stepping into the opportunities thrown open by the marches and sacrifices of the civil rights movement.

Our hotel, the charming Cobbler's Cove, took our change of plan in its stride.

Wall Street took the decision by the US central bank to raise the cost of borrowing in its stride, and no wonder.

But Cadbury says it's taking the nixing of fizzy drinks in its stride, and touts a wide portfolio of different beverages that it says can meet new customer demands.

Though CZI has been up and running for three years, the organization has really started to hit its stride of late, hiring a number of big names from the tech world to join the leadership team.

The new season of "South Park" is hitting its stride and last night's barrage of social networking jokes was no exception.