Sentence examples for strides to a from inspiring English sources

We have obsessed on Notre Dame (9-1) early, were wowed by Oklahoma (9-1) in midseason and are now transfixed by Ohio State and Miami's final strides to a perfect regular season.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 30 - At 6 30 every morning in recent days, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leftist mayor of this giant city and arguably the most popular politician in the country, strides to a podium to face a gang of reporters.

Skating on one's toes from a standstill is also pointless, as it matters only that our leg is planted for two strides at a steep rearward angle to move from zero velocity to 5 mph (8.0 km/h) quickly, then transition in several more strides to a 20 degree separation angle, and the benefit of optimum mechanical advantage.

At stoppages, he strode to a nearby monitor to comment on replays.

Concerned about the noise level, he strode to a back deck, deserted except for a small hillock of spare furniture.

Only once did Angell compare Tim Lincecum's stride to "a January commuter arching over six feet of slush".

Last season's Boston team was also 17-17 to start the season before striding to a 39-27 record and nearly toppling the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference finals.

In the show, President Obama was shown striding to a microphone at the White House, with the voiceover explaining that he was announcing sanctions against Russia.

Yet he strode to a dais at an open-sided pavilion outside the Yankees' park with the air of a man seeking a public cleansing.

As Dr. Korotkova strode to a series of house calls, she said that in medicine she felt like a fish in water.

Gathering the press pool, the campaign loaded reporters onto a bus and drove them to a nearby ice cream shop, where Mr. Romney strode to a podium and made a brief statement, taking no questions afterward.