Sentence examples for quickly strides from inspiring English sources

When the light changes, the man played by Peele quickly strides away, and, once he's out of earshot, his voice shifts into an alarmed effeminacy.

But Mrs. Bachmann quickly strode out from the wings, and a lightning round soon commenced.

"She'll be right back, Congresswoman Bachmann," he continued, as the congressman quickly strode across the stage just moments later.

"She'll be right back, Congresswoman Bachmann," he said as Mrs. Bachmann quickly strode across the stage moments later, above.

Arnie played quickly, striding down the fairway with an L & M cigarette cupped in his hand, and he relied on hunches and his ability to recover from near disaster.

Dappled by fluffy white clouds, it is the kind of sky that tends to show up as a backdrop in paintings of the Madonna and Child, but here offers a sharp contrast to the long-distance image of Dillinger and his friend Red (Jason Clarke), quickly striding toward an enormous, looming prison.

Take long, quick strides.

Stuttering, contemplative passages in songs such as "Breakout" barely slow their relentless, quickly redundant stride.

But across many regions, Mr. Bloomberg has made strides quickly.

Unless Hello-Hello and Rocket Languages make enormous strides quickly, however, it'll be hard to catch Living Language.

They should start where their plant is (step 4) and run the corner quickly and then stride out once going straight.