"with the stride" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to mean with momentum, with vigor, or with determination. For example: "The marathon runner was determined to finish first and, with the stride of a champion, he crossed the finish line."
With the Stride video, he continued, "it's unique humor, but I'm not sure how it relates back to the brand".
"Oh, no, she's chewing Stride Spark!" says a Stride marketer in a nearby van emblazoned with the Stride logo, as he peers through binoculars.
At more than six and a half feet tall, with the stride of a thoroughbred, he was easy to spot gliding along a booth-lined stretch, nodding his head in a friendly fashion, but rarely stopping to schmooze.
Even today, in the gloaming, with nothing left to prove, Jerry Rice is in perpetual motion, always the child from Crawford, Miss., catching bricks from his father, always the college football player from Mississippi Valley State with the stride of a gazelle, dashing across Bill Walsh's hotel television screen, each man unaware that their paths would cross.
Subsequently, a zonal search is applied using the eight-point diamond search pattern with the stride length ranging from 1 to 64, where the center point of the diamond pattern is indicated by the position of the determined best predictor.
The expression of the resonant period for the human lower limb is obtained and the optimum stride frequency, at which the energy expenditure for walking is the least, coincides with the stride frequency of strolling well.
Bankers admit that their efforts to use information technology more efficiently pale in comparison with the strides the post office has made.Japan Post is also mulling a move into new products, such as mortgages.
Savoy said he was impressed with the strides the Gambian Football Federation have taken to move forward, and said he hopes to build on their work.
Overall, leaders of minority religious groups are pleased with the strides they have made under the Obama Administration.
Even with the strides we have made in the understanding of SLE, it is still a debilitating condition affecting hundreds of thousands of patients every year.
Posting means to rise up and down with the strides of your horse's trot.
