Sentence examples for stride according to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush took it in stride, according to those who saw him on Tuesday.
Ever the perfect host, the Queen took it in her stride, according to Keating's biography.
People missing a big toe can still walk and run, although they will likely be slower and have a shorter stride, according to Scientific American.
Depression certainly can stem from many things - including trauma, grief, health issues, medications and life changes - but that doesn't mean it has to be accepted as the norm and taken in stride, according to NAMI.
Adjust your stride according to the distance you're running, if it's a sprint then quickly turn over your legs and keep your knees high.
Although Cincinnati Children's is still not among the top-performing hospitals in treating cystic fibrosis, it has made significant strides, according to national data that now puts it solidly above average in measures like lung function or nutritional status.
Theyve already made some strides, according to Nielsen VideoCensus numbers provided by CBS Interactive that show major percentage increases in unique viewers, video streams, total minutes streamed and streams per userthe kind of large increases that signal a start from small numbers.
Whitemint now ranks second behind spearmint in sales among more than a dozen Stride flavors, according to Steve Siegal, the senior brand manager for Stride.
Cavill took it in stride, and according to Adams said, "Like mother, like daughter".
In addition, coefficients of variation (CV) for stride time, stride length, stride velocity, and stride width will be calculated according to the following formula: [CV = (SD / mean) × 100] [ 69].
Despite huge strides in treatment, according to Professor André Tylee, an expert in mood, anxiety and personality at King's Health Partners in south London, tackling depression remains an intractable problem.
