8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Stride' in a Sentence
"To walk with long steps, displaying vigor, haste, impatience, or arrogance." more
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With determination, he will have stridden through the challenges to achieve his fitness goals.
By the time the music stops, the dancers will have stridden gracefully across the ballroom.
The explorer will have stridden through uncharted territories, mapping the unknown.
The marathon runner will have stridden tirelessly for hours when he crosses the finish line.
By the end of the negotiation, they will have stridden towards a mutually beneficial agreement.
The knight, clad in armor, will have stridden valiantly into the heart of the battlefield.
By the time he reaches the summit, he will have stridden confidently up the mountain.
She will have stridden across the stage to receive her well-deserved award.
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