Sentence examples for to keep stride from inspiring English sources

The best team in the National Hockey League skated so fast tonight and the Devils struggled so hard to keep stride that it was almost exhausting to watch.

Ultimately, the best way to maintain some sort of lucid appreciation of our time on earth -- and the best way to then make the most of that time -- is to keep stride with the rapidly passing minutes, days, and years.

Responding to these concerns, the coalition petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) in 2008 to transfer the authority to manage pollutant discharges from the state to the EPA, saying that Illinois had failed to "keep stride with rapid changes in Illinois' livestock industry".

A ragbag collection of footsoldiers in the self-proclaimed "People's Army" of Ukip is struggling to keep pace as Roger Helmer strides through the back streets of Bingham, a Nottinghamshire market town once named as the best place in Britain to raise a family.

He walks home inside ever-multiplying palace walls, flanked by aides and bodyguards who struggle to keep pace with his brisk stride.

"I'd earned varsity letters in cross-country and indoor and outdoor track and finished at the top of my class for athletics at West Point; I wanted to see if he could keep stride during an interview.

We're going to keep making strides, keep making strides, and who knows what happens at the end of the day?" At the end of Sunday, there was euphoria on one sideline and disappointment on the other, but confusion all around.

Although jostled by the other horses on the way to the finish line, he was able to keep in stride and flash by the leader, Platter, to win by three-quarters of a length.

Anyone can stroll in, although the complex is gated – say you're visiting Peanut Cafe and keep striding along.

"We have got to keep taking strides really in the right direction, that's what we have been doing since the start of the campaign.

"You want to keep everything in stride".