Sentence examples for strode along from inspiring English sources

She strode along, aimlessly at first, trying to get away from people.

Jerry was never cold, and he strode along like a New Yorker, his open raincoat puffing behind him.

Owen tried to think of hubcaps he didn't have yet, while his father strode along, looking far ahead into some empty place toward home.

Delaney strode along the street, playing the patron.

Guys strode along in suits with flood pants.

Scores of uniformed crew members strode along its expansive and brightly lit corridors.

On the stroke of 12, he came striding along by the water, smiling and with a hand thrust out while he was still five yards off.

The World Trade Center seemed for a while to stride along with us as we moved, the way transmission towers do on a highway.

"You can still feel some of that tension on the bleak muddy banks of the Humber estuary," he said, striding along said bleak, muddy banks in his wellies, looking anything but tense.

Here she comes, striding along, captain save-a-bro, here to ruin another night.

Finally, we saw Mr. Daniels striding along the wharf.