While the stock market, banks and other financial institutions regained some of their stride on Thursday, other sectors like retailing, transportation and leisure and hospitality face a much longer and more difficult recovery.
When people wear shoes with thick heels, they tend to lengthen their strides and land on their heels.
Fraser Forster had palmed away a Raheem Sterling shot after Iheanacho had outmanoeuvred Virgil van Dijk on the touchline but Southampton were into their stride early on and within eight minutes of that chance for Sterling, City were two down and blue shirts in defence wore vacant stares.
They take it all in their stride and crack on with it.
Oxford were quickly into their stride on the resumption, Baldock once again demonstrating the art of the modern full-back.
As millions of viewers each week watch celebrities strut their stuff on television programs like "Dancing With the Stars," adults are meeting in clubs, churches, fraternal halls and historic buildings to find their stride on local dance floors.
Ben Myers of Kerrang! gave the album 4/5 (KKKK) which indicates "blinding", while citing that the band "hit their stride" on the album, alongside suggesting that the album is "fat free and stripped to the bone".
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But the crowd who saw it, staged in a grassy square marked out by neat rows of tiny white moulded horses, took it in their stride, looking on equably as English's dancers did their peculiar, dainty work.
But the clientele took it all in their stride, and on our last evening Vicki and Stavros invited everyone to dinner - along with Stavros's brother and sister-in-law, his cousin Eleni and her husband, who had spent the afternoon picking snails from the fields for a saligaria as well as baking ghalaktoboureko, a rich cream and pastry creation, for dessert.
