Sentence examples for striding up and from inspiring English sources

He was very impatient, striding up and down, looking, well, very John Wayne.

We are lost in a private member's club in central London, striding up and down stairwells, through doors and down dead ends.

They can hardly contain these flexing cheeks and my seat can hardly contain me as I topple out time and again watching him striding up and down the aisle.

Striding up and down the living room of a borrowed flat, in front of a row of mute but appreciative female supporters, he asks, reasonably enough, where the hundreds of millions of dollars provided by the World Bank and other international lenders to revamp the coal industry have actually gone.

Meeting Hardy to discuss his new crime drama The Drop, on a warm, sunny day in Toronto, he does indeed prowl into yet another sizeable hotel suite, striding up and extending his hand in greeting, then circling the table before he takes a seat.

UNICEF's Executive Director Carol Bellamy, striding up and down the aisles with microphone in hand, moving from one eager student to the next,  transformed a packed, formal UN conference room into a buzz of challenging questions and answers about the facts of girls' education in countries around the world.

Four times, Apoel players strode up and scored their penalty kicks.

Sgt. John Clipp and his men strode up and down the line today, looking for cutters.

He strode up and down the aisles, greeted by smiles of recognition from riders.

When he had time to spare in airports, he strode up and down the concourses for the aerobic benefit.

The choir would always swell to heart-bursting heights as her hands strode up and down the keys in perfect time.