Sentence examples for striding from from inspiring English sources

AS PICTURED by its leaders, Iran is striding from strength to strength.

The surveillance images show Dominique Strauss-Kahn striding from an elevator at the Sofitel New York, standing at the front desk and crossing through the lobby to jump into a taxi.

Eight minutes later, Napravnik was striding from the winner's circle through the clubhouse and into the backyard with children following her every step of the way and thrusting autograph books at her.

One can imagine him striding from his Knightsbridge apartment, in his well-cut blazer, open-necked shirt and chinos, thinking "Where can I go today?" (to paraphrase another successful American businessman).

When he was busiest, in the nineteen-eighties, he would routinely do seven or eight brain surgeries in a row, starting at dawn and ending at dusk, lining up patients in adjoining operating rooms and striding from one to the other like a conquering general.

Striding from the parking garage to the terminal in denim shorts, a baggy T-shirt and beat-up white leather Asics, he had the casual vitality of a laid-back Little League coach -- except for the bright red electric guitars he was carrying.

He then strode from the hall.

But the turnovers have prevented the strides from producing results.

In another video, Carson strides from the O.R. after Christina's hemispherectomy.

As he strode from the room, he heard the sound of loud coughing.

"We've seen huge strides from him since last February," Girardi said, no pun intended.