Sentence examples for striding backwards from inspiring English sources
The man, thought to be around 70, was captured on video striding "backwards and forwards" through Ealing in London before heading to Ealing Broadway station on the morning of 12 December.
Lyth looked to be made of the right stuff for a Test opener before he got out, while Gary Ballance's big stride backwards was exploited by a wonderful delivery from Tim Southee.
But we are still at least a year away - with all the lobbying and politicking that will involve - from knowing whether it will mark a genuine stride forward or a depressing step backwards.
"She would want to know how we could have gone backwards after the huge strides forward she achieved".
"I've made 10 good films," says the 41-year-old actor shortly after striding into the Berlin hotel room in a backwards baseball cap and sprawling in an armchair.
Now just push down and backwards as you walk through the stride.
"The last couple of weeks we've taken great strides, but today we've probably taken a couple backwards again," Locke told BBC Scotland.
Our society has made great strides towards compassion and empathy throughout our history, but I fear we are sliding backwards.
"While TV has made huge strides in terms of quality, from black and white to 4K, audio has been going backwards.
While other jurisdictions and governments across the country are slowly making strides to respect and take indigenous peoples rights into account, this particular border seems to be moving backwards.
