Tatum drew on so much music, from stride to classical, that he gave the impression of endless possibility at the piano.
"I find it remarkable that the markets have taken so much in their stride," said Mr. Hallett, whose firm concentrates its investment abroad.
As they chased down balls, they didn't stride so much as they shuffled.
And, last year, corporate earnings hit their stride — so much so that investors began to view corporate America, not consumers, as the linchpin keeping the economy spinning.
He does not stride so much as he swings the way a boxer throws a punch, feet set, his power deriving not simply from muscle but from balance, timing and rhythm.
In a column in 2005, I summarized the proposal for a downsized papacy as follows: "For one thing, it would be more parochial, more local, with, most likely, an Italian pope who tended to his Roman flock and didn't stride so much on the world stage".
"We're Napa people, but the quality here is just so much better," says Beckstoffer, striding his red-dirt and obsidian hillside in nearby Lake County.
And I question the point in perfecting a treadmill stride when so much of running technique relies on negotiating uneven ground or other runners.
I honestly think we were on the same rhythm, except his stride pattern was so much bigger.
I honestly think we were running on the same rhythm, except his stride pattern was so much bigger.
