Sentence examples for strides to push from inspiring English sources

Even though it may seem like television has been making strides to push away from the cis-, strandht-, and male-dominated narratives that are abundant in media, it's still very obvious that we have a lot of work to do.

They stood and stared until shifts of weight expanded into shifts of location, and Mr. Mitchell's forceful strides seemed to push his companions back.

Bale might have had a second before the break, collecting a delightful ball from Niko Kranjcar in his stride and forcing Al Habsi to push away his angled shot.

While I'm sure there were people who smiled and nodded their way through Phil Dee's assessment of what makes a potential PI, then smugly strode off into the lab to push back the frontiers of science, others of us read the list with hearts sinking faster than a magnetic stir-bar round the u-bend of the sink.

It's made great strides toward that goal, and will continue to push forward with $18 million in new funding led by Canaan Partners.

Hatem Ben Arfa backed his manager's protestation as Pardew then strode from his technical area and appeared to push Burt in the back.

England kept dominating but a dangerous kick from Rangi Chase backfired as he gifted Australia possession - and the Kangaroos took advantage as Darren Lockyer's inside pass allowed Williams to push aside Heighington and stride over, and Thurston added the extras to make it 12-4.

IS INFLATION AN ENDANGERED SPECIES, DESTINED FOR extinction by technology that continues to push productivity ahead in giant strides?

When running, bare feet act like springs, absorbing the shock of striking the road, which they then use as energy to push off into the next stride.

The goal is to cruise, to push hard and widen your stride without running out of gas before the finish line.

Specially designed poles are used to push against the ground with each stride for the purpose of activating the upper as well as the lower body.