Sentence examples for take such strides from inspiring English sources

The move to pay leading women players in England and growing public interest in France has left Wales women hoping the game here can begin to take such strides.

Ms. Bush Lauren seems to take such attention in stride.

Mr. García, though, seems to take such comments in stride.

Diplomats endeavor to take such attacks in stride as part of their job, although the risks are unpredictable, as Mr. Stevens's death underscores.

We have been conditioned by experience to take such predictions in stride, but by storytelling to see in the first seemingly random or harmless instances of this or that infection the foreshadowing of an apocalypse.

The country seemed to take such a large stride with the election of Barack Obama, but the recent deaths of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Eric Garner have undermined any sense that we might soon have a "post-racial" America.

Coming to grips with a great deal of unfamiliar contemporary music is a lot to ask of any group of musicians, but the New Juilliard Ensemble seems to take such things in stride.

Nowadays, we take such differences in our stride.

But these days most South Africans seem to take such things in their stride.

Minutes after the President signed the order, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) called it "an outrage" and "grounds for impeachment," but Obama appeared to take such howls of protest in stride.

Take such nasty critiques in your stride and let it be; simply ignore that type of criticism and get on with what you're doing right.