Sentence examples for striding in to from inspiring English sources

Instead of sending in the remote controlled "auto-bot" with its fixed camera to investigate possible bombs, James is increasingly and impatiently striding in to the Kill Zone himself – as Iraqi civilians look on impassively, some with video cameras, getting ready, as the soldiers say, for their YouTube moment.

Just then, Mr. Lagerfeld strode in to a storm of flashbulbs.

But Andrew strode in to snatch the game from the home side in dramatic fashion to give the Royals a well deserved success.

King Kartham enters the sports arena to the music of Smashmouth, while his smarmy rival, King Farquarm the Oily, strides in to Tom Jones's "It's Not Unusual".

Much of the cooking is done on open smoking coals, and regulars just stride in to the ancient kitchen to ask the equally ancient chefs what's good.

It had become commonplace for everything to come to a halt in the ballpark when McGwire -- prodigious Casey, Paul Bunyan, Bunyan's Blue Ox, and the greatest float in the Macy's parade rolled into one -- strode in to take his hacks.

Duly, Romario strode in to the room, wearing the smartest suit and tie by some distance.

It allows us to see that it is because of those before us who have sacrificed and made great strides in order to get us to this point.

"I think individual people have made great strides in trying to bring attention back to Darfur, and in shaming governments who have dropped the ball," said Ronan.

Torre waved to the bullpen and Cone strode in, heading to the Shea mound for the first time since the Mets traded him in 1992.

Obese subjects revealed higher values in stride-to-stride intrasubjects variability in interjoint coupling parameters, whereas the coordinative mean pattern was unaltered.