Sentence examples similar to strides involved from inspiring English sources

Until last September, none of the modifications Jeter made involved his stride.

But these positive budget strides do not involve the banking lobby, which still maintains a stranglehold on any realm of U.S. public policy it can loot for a profit.

Sounding somber at first he briefly involved some frolicsome stride rhythm and then drew back again, flirting meaningfully with classical impressionism.

The Pinteresque spareness -- when what's being discussed is really not what's on the table at all -- takes place when Masters (Lee Marvin, who was apparently born with gray hair at his temples) insinuates his way through a scene involving Stride and Annie Greer Gail Russelll), the young wife of a tinhorn (Walter Reed) whom Masters dismisses as "half a man".

Its notion of a return to nature seems to involve striding down the open road in the company of Whitman's barbaric yawp, catching a large pike with Hughes and then joining Lawrence in a celebration of the phallus as "fertility symbol".

Multiple sequential rotarod trials given twice weekly, along with grip strength and stride length tests, involve more frequent handling and induced movement than would occur in our trials.

The primary adjustment involved shortening Jeter's stride.

The strides made in logistics meant Army logisticians involved in Operation Iraqi Freedom planning could start acting on this vision.

She provides examples, hints to easy ways to get involved locally and shares personal strides she takes as a professional.

You can't miss how fully the whole torso is involved even in standing or striding.

"It's such a huge honor, and I hope that it can really make some big strides for women over there to get more involved in sport".