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Stride
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Stride meaning
To walk with long steps. | To stand with the legs wide apart; to straddle. | To pass over at a step; to step over.
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Given Stride’s higher probable upside, equities research analysts plainly believe Stride is more favorable than Meta Data.
The club’s co-owner backed Schoen’s approach to the Barkley talks in March at the NFL’s owners meetings, walking stride for stride with the GM’s hardline stance.
American Fred Kerley was stride for stride with Thompson the entire race, and that’s apparently where his eyes went as the race went on.
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Tsegay, who set the world record in the 5,000m on the same track last year, ran stride for stride with Chebet for much of the race before the Kenyan pulled away with three laps to go.
City know they cannot put a foot wrong as they try to match Liverpool stride-for-stride and yet all the old patterns of play, the familiar way of taking grip of a game, seemed beyond them against an opponent so accustomed to mediocrity.
The list goes on, and it pretty much goes without saying that Chris Ballard and company have built themselves an extremely young and talented roster, which they believe can go stride for stride with the best teams in the league.
The protean Ben Foster is the father and a young New Zealand actress, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, matches him stride for stride.
The penultimate stride is longer than the last stride.
When in a collected gait, the stride length should shorten, and the stride should increase in energy and activity.
With the "diagonal stride" variant the poles are planted alternately on the opposite side of the forward-striding foot; with the "kick-double-pole" variant the poles are planted simultaneously with every other stride.
Adult Swim is hitting its stride in a big way.
Amaechi was the guest speaker at the 2023 TheNiche Annual Lecture themed “Why We Stride and Slip: Leadership, Nationalism, and the Nigerian Condition,” held on Thursday in Lagos.
And clearly a sucker for punishment, Helen recently took part in Celebrity SAS, as well as finding the time to release best-selling book In My Stride.
And while it appears our Dollarita Daddy is straight, he’s taking the LGBTQ+ community’s affection in stride.
As for the couple’s two other children, Iris, 2, and Leo, 3, Ms. Smith said the youngsters are taking “everything in their stride”.
As usual, Yoda takes the proud and often rude young man's turmoil in stride, and to Luke's credit, he humbles himself when the Jedi Master is revealed.
Beyoncé pores over every detail but takes it all in stride.
Brenda took it all in her stride and was thrilled by the children who were thanking her for her time but also by the visit from Kate Middleton.
Buhari said the inauguration of the critical operational assets was part of the giant stride of his administration in advancing the police reform and re-equipment agenda.