Sentence examples for to the strides from inspiring English sources

Houston pointed to the strides on defense.

IT WAS testimony to the strides that Afghanistan has made since America vanquished the Taliban three years ago.

But analysts also point to the strides that immunology and biotechnology have made in the last 20 years.

In contrast to the strides it has made in protecting the rights of gays and lesbians overturning anti-sodomy laws a decade ago and gutting the Defence of Marriage Act last year, with more same-sex marriage litigation on the horizon the Court has made little progress in protecting equality for women.

Owing to the strides she made in breaking into male-dominated fields, Skelton was dubbed the "first lady of firsts," and she was featured (1960) in Look magazine for having endured the same rigorous physical and psychological tests as the Mercury 7 astronauts.

Then, as the subject of the spoken words changes from the neglect of Hispanic people around the country to the strides being made by Hispanic students in Texas, the images bloom into full color, focusing on the happy faces and postures of a Hispanic teacher and her Hispanic students in a classroom.

The company isn't doing well and may not be able to make the strides it needs to do better.

April 16-17: Jazz at Lincoln Center pays tribute to the stride-piano giant and noted raconteur Fats Waller.

"The pushing motion you use in roller-blading is similar to the stride you use in the super-K".

In addition to the Stride Rite brand and retail stores, I was responsible for marketing the Sperry Top-Sider, Saucony and Keds brands of children's shoes.

The frequency was chosen to its correlation to the stride frequency during a normal distance run (Cavanagh & Kram 1989).