"stroking out" is not a correct usage of English.
It is not a phrase that is typically used in written English, and it does not have an established meaning. If you are looking to use a phrase that describes a motion, the more common phrase is "stroking" or "stroking away". For example, "She was sitting on the edge of the lake, stroking away at the water's surface with her fingertips."
This queer bible-thumping extravaganza felt like a superfab version of my childhood megachurch, complete with a stage full of lesbians stroking out familiar evangelical chord progressions.
He was listening to a musician a couple of decades younger than himself, a man with long grey hair scraped back in a ponytail, stroking out the bottleneck guitar phrases once played by Brian Jones on the song – borrowed from the repertoire of the blues singer Howlin' Wolf – that, after the Stones had played it on Ready Steady Go!, became their first No 1 hit.
As I began stroking out towards the centre of the lake, the sun shone on my back and butterflies flew around my head.
A useful analogy for these effects is to picture a multi-oared rowboat or racing shell where some of the crew stroke with their oars out of the water; a cardiac myosin activator would result in more oars in the water and fewer oars stroking out of the water.
"I thought she was going to stroke out".
Johnson was in golf's dreamboat group with the mighty Spieth, who matched him almost stroke for stroke going out, both reaching the turn on five-under par.
Know the symptoms of a stroke: Know the symptoms of a stroke: Find out if the symptoms are new.
The stroke wiped out much of his accounting knowledge that he had worked so hard to acquire.
Almost instantly, my stroke flattened out and I enjoyed that elusive sensation of "swing" that scullers rhapsodize about.
Those two strokes turned out to be the difference in Palmer's winning his first of seven major titles (and first of four Masters).
And rock kids raised on Oasis or the Strokes found out that there was a more relentless form of live entertainment.
