Sentence examples for you stride out from inspiring English sources

It's in the hamlet of Carlton, a mile or so from Helmsley (home to the Feversham Arms if you fancy a classy five-course lunch on Christmas Day), and you stride out over the North York Moors or drive to the coast, an hour away, for salt-flecked strolls.

As you stride out you come off the back.

You bow again and, as straight-backed as your torqued spine will allow, you stride out of the throne room.

For example, if you can stride out 24 inches (an adult stride, to be sure), and you do it at 20 degrees and in a quarter second, you will be going precisely 15.95 mph (25.67 km/h) minus drag.

It is a loose, calf-length skirt you can stride out in, rather than a pencil skirt or skinny jeans.

If you're a fan of Van Gogh's Sunflowers or A Wheatfield, with Cypresses, or even Bosschaert the Elder's A Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase, you can now stride out, colourfully adorned in one of the world's greatest paintings.

As you do this, stride out with this leg and begin to swing up your throwing arm.

Join one of her Walkactive Spa breaks and, over a pampering, two-night stay at a health, you will learn how to stride out more positively to improve your posture.

If you are right-handed, your front leg should stride out and land closer to 3rd base.

So, what is it like to stride out to Centre Court for a Wimbledon final?

With the river to our left we stride out along the grassy embankment, gulls screeching above us.