Sentence examples for strode up and from inspiring English sources

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.

Jim Gray, a prominent sports announcer who was covering the Olympics for NBC, strode up and down the terminal, avoiding eye contact with anybody who recognized him.

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.

But in 1979, during a last-place season for the Mets that attracted only 788,905 fans, a new mascot appeared at Shea: Mettle the mule, whose job was to stride up and down the foul lines before games.

Ball seemed to have mastered the form of affable confrontation: as soon as she saw someone perpetrating a civic peccadillo, she would stride up and calmly, grinningly ask, "Are you aware that you have just committed a violation?" Reactions varied.

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.