Through its streets strides Lucky Pierre, the hero of the novel and a veteran actor in porn movies.
Through its pages stride characters who are virtually prototypes for the likes of Conrad Black, Liz Smith and Cindy Adams, the Hilton sisters, Billy Graham (in his Bush-counseling mode), and the vodka-guzzling crowd that was at Soho House last night.
With the autumn film season about to hit its stride now through the holidays, a time when Hollywood has the Oscars in mind, the smartphone might be a moviegoer's best friend.
Shattered glass crunches under Seph Lawless's feet as he strides through its dreary corridors.
The house was built for a smaller, daintier species than twenty-first-century humans — Parfit, who is quite tall, strides through its pocket rooms and up its tiny, twisting staircases like Alice in Wonderland.
He strides through its marble halls in a top hat, frock coat, and cravat, and challenges the other artists, including John Constable, with muttered remarks and such astonishing acts as disfiguring one of his own maritime paintings with a smudge of crimson.
This is an almost mythological landscape, quite barren even in the sun, and it is not difficult to imagine elves and giants slipping or striding through its ravines.
The story, through exhaustive strides, details a fictitious debtor who constructs an innovative balloon so as to escape his earthly problems, with the Moon being his destination.
Conjugate addition has more recently benefitted from enantiomeric approaches through great strides in catalyst design.
Conjugate addition has relatively recently benefitted from enantiomeric approaches through great strides in catalyst design.
