Sentence examples for quick strides from inspiring English sources
"quick strides" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone taking quick, determined steps. For example, "As he marched toward the finish line, he took quick strides, pushing himself to reach his goal."
In quick strides, I bring him back.
His quick strides and clipped answers conveyed his disappointment that he was going home before the weekend.
In an odd contrast, Querrey's nonchalance in sauntering between points and Tipsarevic's quick strides vividly suggested their current status on the world ATP tour.
A couple of quick strides put her in front, and she simply took off while Borel sat in the irons and enjoyed the ride.
He took two quick strides, bunted it back, and then suddenly his racquet clattered to the ground and he was dropping fast toward the hard surface of the court.
For the most part Israeli society, which has made long and quick strides in gay rights in the past two decades, has reacted to the baby bump and the programs about it with nonchalance.
Mays had a wide stance and took a small, quick stride, swinging at the pitch violently.
But yesterday, during her quick stride off the practice court, she was more guarded.
Mr. Dubb, the builder, a tall lithe man with a quick stride, rattled off the prices, square footage and amenities as he showed off the models after the reception.
At 6 feet 1 inch and 221 pounds, he has a long but quick stride and a rare blend of speed and power that makes him effective inside or outside.
So what does he weigh now? "Two thirty-five, 240 pounds — but I'm quick with it," he says, with a wide smile, and then, to illustrate, he does one quick stride in place, just like a sprinter: hands slicing down through the air, each leg pumping once.
