Sentence examples for stride from the from inspiring English sources

Stokes will never perish wondering and he was into his dazzling stride from the off.

It is a long stride from, the days when Mr Strydom used to speak of maintaining the master-servant relationship".

A giant stride from the dive centre, the house reef is teeming with macro life, including ghost pipefish, seahorses and psychedelic nudibranchs (sea slugs).

With last month's consummation of a landmark agreement to cooperate with the United States on civilian nuclear programs, India took another large stride from the periphery to the center of the global order.

Eberhart's posture was hunched, and he had a slight hitch in his right step, but his stride, from the outset, was remarkably steady: three miles an hour, on the tick.

It hits a bold stride from the beginning, confidently inhabiting its stylised space; this film must, interestingly, be one of the very few to use the cavernous, aircraft-hangar dimensions of the movie sound stage.

As long as he gets up a half-stride from the wire, or five jumps, that would be all right with me".

He then strode from the hall.

In another video, Carson strides from the O.R. after Christina's hemispherectomy.

As he strode from the room, he heard the sound of loud coughing.

Again, Hamelin found the smallest of holes, this time just a few strides from the wire.