10 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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He will stride confidently into the meeting room, ready to present his groundbreaking research.
Tomorrow, she will stride purposefully into the interview room, determined to land her dream job.
In the futuristic city, people will stride effortlessly on moving walkways, embracing the convenience of technology.
The superhero will stride boldly into the battlefield, ready to face the impending threat to humanity.
With determination, he will stride towards the finish line of the charity walk, raising funds for a noble cause.
The marathon runner will stride across the finish line, victorious and exhausted.
With anticipation, she will stride down the aisle to meet her future husband at the altar.
With a map in hand, the explorer will stride through the dense jungle, searching for hidden treasures.
As the sun sets, the cowboy will stride towards the horizon, silhouetted against the orange sky.
As the music plays, the dancer will stride gracefully across the stage, captivating the audience with every move.
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