Sentence examples for striding away from from inspiring English sources
On the other side of the clubhouse Woods was striding away from this theatre of dreams.
He pulled out a 1974 shot of Robert Redford striding away from his car.
"It can be managed," she says, striding away from the consulting room.
Today Britain is striding away from Europe in a very British fit of absent-mindedness.These questions are complicating the rescue of the euro.
Nearby, four photographs in a series called SOURCE … (1981) show President John F Kennedy striding away from the camera or standing with his back to it.
Luke (Ryan Gosling), first glimpsed as a tattoo-covered torso striding away from the camera, shows up with his seedy, itinerant fairground crew and encounters Romina (Eva Mendes), with whom he had a fling the last time he was in town.
He opened his mouth to answer, closed it, and turned to stride away from her down the beach.
Then he strode away from the conference back toward the busy coffee shop, where greenback bills remained abundant.
Luís Fabiano had the balance to stay on his feet and the mind to stride away from the keeper and stroke the ball into the unguarded net.
"Coo-ee" came fainter next time with the hill between us, but my "Coo-ee" went out of my lungs strong to pierce to him as he strode away from me.
Although everything seems utterly familiar in its way – we feel that we almost recognise the rather springy step of that anonymous young man who strides away from us, brandishing his baguette – it also seems utterly unfamiliar, almost otherworldly.
