Each band has its own stride, though Mr. Coltrane's dry tone and sleek but undemonstrative style impose a sense of constancy and order.
Her own stride is beautifully strong and fluid, but, of course, there are inevitable small complications for any runner who is legally blind.
Jacobs has analyzed Masterkova's running style and has worked hard this season to make her own stride more sound, reaching less with her arms and striking the ground with her feet under her hips for maximum efficiency.
The wearable interface allows the paraplegic patient to voluntarily control their own stride while they walk with the aid of an exoskeleton.
Having been through motherhood first, Lisa shared her triumphs over teething and sleep training and soon, with endless help from my mother, I hit my own stride.
In her review, Cheeseman called the song the "same melodrama" as past Lewis songs and that due to the song sounding familiar to Sandé's song "Daddy", "Lewis has yet to find her own stride".
Don't force them to do anything, just let them take it in their own stride.
Some of the groundwork was laid here by Mr. Emanuel's predecessor, Mayor Richard M. Daley, but the new mayor has made his own strides toward a solution lately.
Mr. Obama rarely dwells on his own strides against racial barriers and has for the most part steered away from invoking Mr. Mandela's struggles in public or in private.
But his drumming does possess a narrative quality all his own, striding along with the sort of panache that Keith Moon brought to the Who.
Although, had Rapace not alerted him, it makes you wonder… Hardy describes himself and the Swedish actress, who's making her own strides across the American movie landscape, as "kindred spirits".
