Sentence examples for strode out from from inspiring English sources

But Mrs. Bachmann quickly strode out from the wings, and a lightning round soon commenced.

Just before the finale of womenswear show Stiller, AKA Derek Zoolander, strode out from one end of the catwalk wearing a dark blue suit embroidered with butterflies.

Perry took out his phone and dialed Oprah again, but this time, Oprah strode out from backstage with her phone.

Stride out from under the longest shadow ever cast by a generation.

DH Evening is setting in at Edgbaston and, with England seeking to inflict one last psychological blow on demoralised opponents, Ian Botham strides out from the pavilion and into the arena.

Each week on "2 Broke Girls," the spunky leads flee confrontation, seek solace in each other's "You go, girl!" clichés and then stride out from their hidey hole to shake a finger in someone's face (only to be rewarded with more humiliation).

If Luhrmann was to make a new version of The Wizard Of Oz, his wizard would finally stride out from behind the curtain a magnificent and talented giant, every bit as awesome as his reputation, and the final 45 minutes of the movie would be a colossal party scene, dominated by the colossus Oz, with crash zooms and 3D swoops.

Xavi, Piqué and Pedro were again involved but the genesis of this could hardly have been more different from the first, Piqué striding out from the back, Xavi turning sharply and laying the ball off, Pedro curling his shot into the far corner.

ON a sunny Tuesday in April, shortly after arriving in his seaside room at the West Coast Hotel here, the dapper trumpeter Marcus Printup removed his horn from its case, strode out on his balcony, leaned back on his heels and played Louis Armstrong's sultry "West End Blues".

It seemed inevitable from the moment Kevin Pietersen strode out to the crease.

Just past 2, Rabbi Refson strode out to the grave to deliver prayers from people who could not make it in person.