Sentence examples for stride along with from inspiring English sources

The World Trade Center seemed for a while to stride along with us as we moved, the way transmission towers do on a highway.

Indeed, everyone is big in Manhattan; even the poorest citizens stride along with an inexplicable brio notably absent in Leningrad.

In the first, which conclusively shelves the novel as Magic Realism, Russian Division, Azade's husband, Mircha, throws himself off the tenement's roof — only to reappear, weeks later, in the courtyard to taunt his neighbors, who take his resurrection in stride, along with everything else that has befallen them.

You stride along with a person who over more than six decades has witnessed and experienced a range of trauma, disappointment, betrayal, loss and grief, yet has emerged with the capacity to speak about adversity and its value, through the gift of storytelling.

On the stroke of 12, he came striding along by the water, smiling and with a hand thrust out while he was still five yards off.

But his drumming does possess a narrative quality all his own, striding along with the sort of panache that Keith Moon brought to the Who.

"Later, in my Honda Civic roadster, on one of the winding roads of that dreamy and embowered neighborhood, I passed an older fellow striding along with a small barbell in each hand.

For Switzer, that started 13 years ago when she became the first woman to compete unofficially in the Boston Marathon; she was hauled out by an irate official as she was striding along with 700 men.

As long-legged Ulala strides along with the beat, walking like one of Robert Crumb's "Keep on Truckin' " characters, the player is carried along with her, bouncing in rhythm in his or her seat, game controller in hand, waiting for the next round of competitive dancing.

She strode along, aimlessly at first, trying to get away from people.

With renewed efforts, Indian researchers are making new strides, along with the international scientific community, in both basic research and realization of its translational impact.