Sentence examples for up the strides from inspiring English sources

This election season, we risk giving up the strides we've made on issues like funding for passenger rail and instead backsliding into the whims of short-sighted politicians who seem to think their mission when they arrive in Washington is to hollow out the middle class.

A lifelong resident of Mount Vernon, Mr. Mosca grew up emulating the stride of Fats Waller, the swing of Teddy Wilson and the technical and improvisatory mastery of Art Tatum.

A few locals will probably keep up stride for stride.

Posting means to rise up and down with the strides of your horse's trot.

And he picked up the kitten and strode out to the truck.

His German allies, insatiably carving up the tsarist empire, matched him stride for stride.

In my imagination, I stride up the lane.

As Dini strode up, the driver, a thirtyish man with a strong jaw, rolled down his window.

Minutes later, Rick Triana, a business traveler, strode up, the word "diamond" emblazoned in capital letters on the tag attached to his Victorinox wheelie-bag.

Young men strode up the main street waving red Albanian flags and banners as they tried to breach the military lines.

Peterborough, though, were the architects of their own downfall after overplaying in midfield, allowing Rickie Lambert to pick up the loose ball and stride forward.