12 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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The athlete has stridden effortlessly towards the finish line, securing the gold medal.
The fashion model has stridden down the runway, showcasing the latest designer collection.
Having completed the marathon, he had stridden triumphantly across the finish line.
With determination, the explorer will be striding through the dense jungle, uncovering new species.
Tomorrow, she will stride purposefully into the interview room, determined to land her dream job.
Clara strode purposefully down the runway, captivating the audience with her grace.
The explorer will have stridden through uncharted territories, mapping the unknown.
With a confident stride, the coach entered the locker room to motivate the team before the championship game.
The astronaut has been striding across the lunar surface during the historic spacewalk.
By the end of the negotiation, they will have stridden towards a mutually beneficial agreement.
The politician has been striding across the stage, addressing the enthusiastic crowd.
The guitarist strides onto the stage, ready to enthrall the audience with a stellar performance.
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