Sentence examples for will stride to from inspiring English sources

He will stride to the rostrum a popular president leading a nation united in support of a necessary, just war.

If "Shrek" wins the newly created Oscar for best animated feature film in March, the sole person who will stride to the stage to pick it up will be Aron Warner, who runs Pacific Data Images, DreamWorks's computer animation division.

On Saturday, Magnus Carlsen, a 22-year-old Norwegian, and Viswanathan Anand, a 43-year-old Indian, will stride to the center of a stage in a hotel in Chennai, India, shake hands and sit down at a chess board to begin a match for the world championship title.

He will stride atop a new world order in which America again reigns supreme and unchallenged.

I don't think one will stride away but fair play to them if there is because they're having to play football under pressure, be confident, play as a team, be structured and disciplined.

To make matters rosier, he will stride into those photo opportunities with a dark spot removed from the picture.

Occasionally, Klinsmann will stride forward, with that slightly lupine gait familiar to defenders from his playing days, and bark an impatient order, only to leaven it with that equally wolfish grin.

I will follow to the letter the instructions in the magazine and in just 42 days will stride the streets, a veritable Adonis.

When Williams runs against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday in a crunching playoff-caliber game, he will stride for history.

Women and men clad in tight jodphurs and slapping their whips against their boots will stride past, dogs at their heels.

With enough pressure, your government will take strides to helping take care of our home that they may not do unprompted.