When the Bourne trilogy hit its stride, much significance was attributed to the hero's initials.
Social organizations such as Effective Altruism are making truly great strides, but much remains to be done in accessing mainstream decision-making.
If you are participating in a shorter distance event, lengthen your stride as much as possible and try to maintain that stride and the frequency of the strides throughout the entire race.
"Last year, I think my stride foot got down late, so then I was tying myself up, I was striding too much towards home plate, so even when I was getting good pitches to hit, I was hitting them right into the ground.
As they chased down balls, they didn't stride so much as they shuffled.
And, last year, corporate earnings hit their stride — so much so that investors began to view corporate America, not consumers, as the linchpin keeping the economy spinning.
And in staying so deep in the crease, while unable to get a stride in much beyond the line, he is giving himself more time to play the ball and see the movement.
He does not stride so much as he swings the way a boxer throws a punch, feet set, his power deriving not simply from muscle but from balance, timing and rhythm.
The goal seemed to knock Hamilton off their stride, with much of the passing football they have become associated with absent from their play.
Mid-term report: Antonio Conte's summer departure to eventually take charge of the Italian national team doesn't seem to have knocked The Old Lady off her stride too much, with new man at the helm Massimiliano Allegri taking a three-point cushion over Roma into the winter break.
