Sentence examples for stride with this from inspiring English sources

Yet he really hits his stride with this account of Martin Luther King's battle for black voting rights, and the historic 1965 marches from Selma to Montgomery.

Goldfinger (1964, PG, MGM, DVD/Retail) Sean Connery got firmly into his charming stride with this confident third Bond movie in which 007 is kitted out with his technological wardrobe and given his Aston Martin DB5 to pursue master criminal Goldfinger (Gert Frobe) and his Sapphic pilot Pussy Galore (Honor Blackman).

David Baddiel Comedian My favourite book this year was probably The Position by Meg Wolitzer (Vintage £6.99), a writer who has really hit her stride with this novel, an exploration of the long-term effects on one family of a parental decision to produce, in the early Seventies, a Joy of Sex-style manual, with accompanying drawings.

Even considering the competition, Mercedes has made really great strides with this car.

"We know we can make big strides with this car," Button said.

And Lincoln has made strides with this truck, giving it twin "eyebrow" modules for the dash (à la classic Lincolns of the 1960s), very high-grade leather, titanium-look dials and switches and excellent color palates.

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A few months after that, he got into his full stride with "The Awful Truth".

When she hit her stride with the nude, she declares it, "I'm doing it.

Changing Stride In this video, Jennifer Kahn analyzes the form of the marathon runner Dathan Ritzenhein by contrasting his stride with that of the Ethiopian racer Kenenisa Bekele.

By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Ceridwen Dovey Changing Stride In this video, Jennifer Kahn analyzes the form of the marathon runner Dathan Ritzenhein by contrasting his stride with that of the Ethiopian racer Kenenisa Bekele.