Sentence examples for strode around from inspiring English sources
It came inside and, Canney recalled, "strode around in a rather alarming manner, tapping its leg with a riding crop".
Wearing long dusters, black and white respectively, Tristan and Marke strode around like a pair of stoic, depressed Scandinavian sailors.
Children wore Obama 2008 and 2012 baseball caps; bullish-looking men strode around confidently in whip-smart pin-stripe suits, ties and hats.
Or else there were all those stilted social comedies, in which he strode around in evening dress looking archly amused by the paucity of the script.
When winning the Accenture World Match Play in Tucson in February, Poulter strode around with that upright swagger of his knocking in five footers for fun and generally giving off the air of a professional certain of his Sunday destiny.
There was an irrepressibly playful atmosphere around the weekend-long iGEM Jamboree at M.I.T. — students strode around in team T-shirts or dressed up as bacterial mascots — and each year the winning team flies home with the BioBrick grand-prize trophy, a large aluminum Lego, which is passed from champion to champion like the Stanley Cup.
My mom would be in the kitchen making dinner and talking on the phone, stirring and striding around with the phone tucked between her shoulder and her chin.
That is Ben Bulben, enshrined by Yeats in verse, and it dwarfs all those dwelling below, save Father James, who strides around in his black soutane, with a beard of russet and gray.
With a heavy workload, it's easy to be too task-oriented, he says, and end up striding around briskly, concentrating on medical details rather than the human being in the bed.
Uncle, who strides around in a purple dressing gown, also has his own devoted (indeed sycophantic) entourage.But across the moat from Homeward and sadly within plain sight of Uncle lies Badfort, an unpleasant shanty town of run-down huts, inhabited by Uncle's enemies, "the Badfort crowd".
A man of immense energy;who has a $19 million holding in the company;Buchanan strides around like a nervous cat while being interviewed.
