Sentence examples for to stride into from inspiring English sources

I expected one of my old drill sergeants to stride into my room for an impromptu inspection at any moment.

His modus operandi was to stride into a scenario, bang heads together and wait for the fallout.

Most of all, he longs for his doctor to stride into the room and say: we have a match.

They are just waiting for him to stride into the room, slam the door, and stand at the head of the table.

She captures, exactly, what it's like to start high school, to stride into the auditorium wearing a "daisy-spattered dress, scanning for the right place to sit," while jockeying with schoolmates to establish a persona and a self.

Carlos Carvalhal can look forward to a reunion with the club he parted company with on Christmas Eve, only four days before pitching up in south Wales, after Swansea swept aside Notts County in emphatic style to stride into the last 16 of the FA Cup and set up an intriguing tie at Hillsborough on Saturday week.

But he was committed to striding into shared space and watching things play out.

The writing reads like a middle grade novel but it includes content for young adults – a fabulous read to stride straight into with passion flooding into it!

But at Thanksgiving midway through college, I felt it was time to stride boldly into my new, godless identity.

Mr Medvedev may remain a faithful minion for a few months, or even years, before standing aside for Mr Putin to stride back into the presidency.

Coaxing some blues from his piano under dim nightclub lights, wearing striped pajamas, E hardly resembled Gordon McRae about to stride off into a cornfield.