Sentence examples for to stride the from inspiring English sources

Soul shouter, womanist survivor, ageless health nut and the sexiest grandma to stride the earth, Ms. Turner is still making music to make you dance, love and feel uplifted.

In recent years, British leaders from the Labour Party's Tony Blair to David Cameron, from the largely euro-skeptic Conservative Party, have sought to stride the European stage alongside their counterparts from Paris and Berlin, wishing to exert influence without paying the ultimate price of joining the euro.

The reptile was a sauropod, long-necked, long-tailed herbivores that were the largest creatures ever to stride the Earth.

"The King of Kings -- worth a measly $1.7 million?" Gaddafi starts to stride around the room.

Hitters in this country are taught to stride toward the pitcher.

That is not nothing -- especially coming as President Bush prepares to stride to the convention hall podium in New York this week to defend his policies.

By 2035, the plan is for the first completely autonomous robot soldiers to stride on to the battlefield.

Boris Johnson was among those to stride purposefully into the meeting.

7 24pm: Out stride the teams to a mighty din.

Best screenplay goes to Leviathan Andrei Zvyagintsev strides to the stage to pick up the gong for best screenplay.

1) Stride time variability, the magnitude of the stride-to-stride fluctuations in the gait cycle duration, was calculated by determining the coefficient of variation (CV) of each subject's stride time.