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Example sentences for stride
That's where innovation really takes off and where real stride are made.
They want us to recover our stride and to resume a positive role on the world's stage.
BB mackintosh coats hand out a free modem to anyone who breaks stride.
Today, such a request would probably be taken in stride.
For another company, these outages would be taken in stride.
The hearings may shed more light on how the world's oldest profession has taken phone-hacking in its well-practised stride.
Try to take these feelings in stride as much as possible.
The politicians and staffers who stride along its corridors are not worrying over great matters of state.
The receiver catches it in stride for a touchdown-at which point the ball turns into a bouquet of roses.
No damage done though, luckily, and our colleagues appear to be taking it in good stride.
However, some congressmen have been demanding a much bigger stride.
His friends now take his heavenly journey in stride, as do the townsfolk who have heard the tale for years now.
You're in a boat with lots of good company--so try to take it in stride.
She could stride up the mountain, leaving me breathless behind.
No one would begrudge him a bit of bitterness over his departure, but he's taking it in stride.
Bond markets seemed to take the dollar's decline in stride.
She tells me about her former life and her current one, beset now with some health concerns, but she takes this all in stride.
Even if it doesn't work as people may have hoped, it will still be a good stride in the health and fitness department.
Nobody panics, and catastrophes are taken in stride.
The photos prove that the horse has all four feet in the air during some parts of its stride.
Applicants take criticism-which has been known to address subjects such as overly-strong body odour-in their stride.
After nearly a decade of setbacks and false starts, stem-cell science finally seems to be hitting its stride.
One of the younger guys was chewing gum and taking it all in stride.
He quickly grew to expect lame jokes about it and took them in stride.
Then someone a little later will stride with cybernetic confidence.
As advertised, he produced a series of photographs showing the horse virtually stride by stride.
You'd think that by this point, we'd understand that and take our geniuses' idiosyncrasies in stride.
He is unusually tall for a pianist, with a high brow and a loping stride.
It takes a single press of a button to reset back to zero or to set stride.
However, they have been demanding a much bigger stride.
He added that this year's crowd seemed to take his jokes in stride and that he's planning to take some time off.
Get it wrong and your runner collapses to the ground without taking a single stride.
Meet the changing face of performance, street and green footwear, and find a shoe that fits your stride.
The translator gets into a kind of stride and does not so often stumble over his self-implanted impediments.
The expansion of a pilot payment system by mobile phone this week has quickened its stride.
Two or more can link up to cross a gap that exceeds a single s-bot's stride.
Fans stride into boutiques bearing magazine tear sheets that feature members of the cast and ask for their exact outfits.
He took in on stride and finished off a couple of papers that had been on the back burner for a while.
The president has so far taken these impending departures in his stride.
He's taken the change in stride and points out the team has played its best football of late because they have settled in roles.
The list will grow as the pre-announcement season hits its stride in the coming weeks.
It was hot, heartbreaking work, and yet the volunteers were taking it in stride.
As he tips forward, potential energy converts to kinetic energy, and he swings his left foot ahead to complete the stride.
One trick for appearing to rank higher in the system is to stride around, head held high, talking loudly on your cell phone.
He used the strategy to prove that a trotting horse lifts all four hooves off the ground at some point in its stride.
Possibly the programme may at long last be hitting its stride.
The government has now to settle into a more measured stride.
Has the speed and running stride to gain separation in the open.
Cariocas are known for taking things in stride and enjoying life.
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