Sentence examples for striding at from inspiring English sources

Still striding at a brisk pace, he was steps from the clubhouse when some fans peering through a nearby fence called his name.

In some at-bats, Jeter appears as if he is caught in between — not striding at all, or swinging as he did for 16 years with great effect.

In an interesting study from 2004, when treadmill runners were told that they were striding at an easier pace than, in fact, they were, their bodies shrugged off the lie.

Striding at a 45-degree angle to let the world better appreciate his splendidness, Pootie confronts the nefarious Dick Lecter Robert Vaughnn), who runs a conglomerate that sells some of the things Pootie crusades against (fast food, cigarettes, malt liquor).

I have an abiding image of him, in December 1961, striding at the head of some 200 demonstrators to sit down outside the gates of the US base at Wethersfield in Essex, despite a warning by the then Conservative attorney general, Sir Reginald Manningham-Buller, of possible prosecution under the Official Secrets Act.

Below the head is the midpiece, which is packed with the tiny engines called mitochondria that lend the sperm its motility, and below the midpiece is the tail, a bundle of 11 entwined filaments that thrashes and propels a sperm forward at the estimable pace of one-twelfth of an inch per minute, the equivalent of a human striding at four miles an hour.

Instead, point guard Carlie Littlefield '21 found her stride at the right time.

Other passengers took the delays in stride, at least for now.

He added, "I thought we hit our stride at the right time".

Sufficient strides (at least three per run) were successfully extracted from 1,641 runs.

Farah loses his stride at the exact point where I find another gear.