Sentence examples for what strides from inspiring English sources
And, to stretch things further, what strides towards enlightenment would a Robert Peston, professor for the public understanding of economics, take with his post?
What strides has Dicks Cottons made over the past year?
Michelle: What strides have been made over the past several years?
"That image of a same-sex couple marrying on such a big scale just goes to show what strides the community has made".
Then there's what Stride calls "classic cheating" or "simulation cheating" — flops, dives, players writhing with pains that magically evaporate the moment the referee looks away.
Quirky (and often dangerous) stadiums were replaced by what Stride and Thomas have called "identikit stadia evoking little memory or tradition".
It's a typical example of what Stride calls a "branding statue": recalling a bygone era in the hope of generating some bankable nostalgia.
"The second hurdle was where it all went wrong and after that I don't know what stride pattern I was doing, but it was all just really stuttery down that back straight.
If we can go to Bangladesh and win that series, it will show what fantastic strides we've made.
When you compare the Adelphians of 1960 with the college kids in Tom Wolfes novel I Am Charlotte Simmons, you realize what tremendous strides weve made in this field of endeavor.
I encourage everyone interested in the problems our veterans face after they return to read Obama's speech in its entirety to see his impressive achievements on the issue, and what great strides this administration has taken on the behalf of our nation's veterans.
