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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They have stridden together along the beach, enjoying the sunset.
As the leader, he strides into the meeting room, setting the tone for the discussion.
With anticipation, she will stride down the aisle to meet her future husband at the altar.
The knight had stridden proudly into the castle after a victorious battle.
He has been striding purposefully through the busy city streets, lost in thought.
With a map in hand, the explorer will stride through the dense jungle, searching for hidden treasures.
He was striding through the garden, enjoying the tranquility.
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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