What a stride!

No. You represent a giant stride in evolution.

Their traditional stride is perfect for puppet style animation.

You should be able to take that in stride.

Standing on the verge of greater integration, Europeans are hesitant, unsure whether we should really stride out on the onward journey.

So along about September, they can stride in and go,

Stride full of smother Suffered and cried Strife made me tougher

That constituted a major stride in the implementation of the Rio commitments.

After a while, you get to taking even them in your stride.

So along about September they can stride in and go, I'm important today.

But the Balakotis are taking it in their stride nose masks are everywhere.

Not in particular. It's easy if you just take everything in your stride.

I can flick a fly from my horse's ear without breaking the rhythm of his stride.

But India takes electoral convulsions in its stride, and the results triggered no turmoil in financial markets.

He was taking it in stride, but he had a friend who was a ball of fire.

In Cote d Ivoire, we will help organize elections before year s end a major stride toward recovery and democracy.

And moderate your stride , and lower your voice . The most repulsive of voices is the donkey s voice .

And moderate your stride , and lower your voice . The most repulsive of voices is the donkey s voice .

After progressively dismantling their inefficient policy frameworks in favor of liberal reforms, the two giants began to stride forth.

Corporations have learned how to take bad news in stride, write down losses, and move on, but our governments have not.

Be moderate in your stride and lower your voice . Verily the most disgusting of all voices is the braying of the donkey .

Be moderate in your stride and lower your voice . Verily the most disgusting of all voices is the braying of the donkey .

Not just occasionally because of a push or stumble, which is allowed but on almost every stride. In fact, it is WELL

The finalization of the text of the Convention is a great stride forward in our endeavour to tackle the problems of drought and desertification.

The outcome of the International Conference on Population and Development represented a major stride in the areas of human resources development and population policies.

The Secretary General wishes to express his appreciation for this much needed stride towards increased safety and security for personnel throughout all United Nations organizations.

Orwell s Big Brother would not have been amused by this remark. But a member of Brave New World s ruling elite would have taken it in stride.

Indeed, while Lopez Obrador continues to denounce the outcome and has threatened to make Mexico ungovernable, Mexico s growing middle class has taken the political conflict in stride.

Now and then he would stride violently up and down, and twice came an outburst of curses, a tearing of paper, and a violent smashing of bottles.

Chester and his antique partner, very distinct and complete, would dodge into view with stride and gestures, as if reproduced in the field of some optical toy.

This initiative is only one more stride and one more contribution in the race to achieve the MDGs by 2015, to eradicate poverty and to ensure sustainable livelihoods.

However, not all bloggers are as pessimistic, with one even trying to lighten the mood by joking that if a dirty bomb explodes tomorrow in Makhachkala (Dagestan s capital) Dagestanis will take it in stride

The blogger goes on to tell us how sad she is with the situation and heartbreak around her, and pledges to continue in her stride to make life a better place for the refugees she meets.

Most, if not all, of the victims Emma Elizabeth Smith, Martha Tabram, Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, Mary Jane Kelly, Rose Mylett, Alice McKenzie, Frances Coles, and an unidentified woman were prostitutes.

There is all kinds of sort of plug and play kind of Legos that you can do to capture, in the wild, in the real world, things like tremor, gait, stride length and those kinds of things.

If that is the future we want, we should stride toward it with full awareness and a sense of purpose, not meander carelessly until we fall into a hole, look up, and wonder how we got there.

In general, we would consider the expansion of the voluntary system of estimating quantities required for industrial use similar to the system established for narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances a significant stride forward in drug abuse control.

There is all kinds of sort of plug and play kind of Legos that you can do to capture, in the wild, in the real world, things like tremor, gait, stride length and those kinds of things.

When V. C. Bird and his trade union colleagues quickened our stride towards freedom and an improved material condition, beginning in 1943, they had a vision of an Antigua and Barbuda which, 50 years later, has become virtual reality.

Of course, nobody would expect such a profound change to be taken in stride, but at this critical juncture we must not allow a confrontational situation similar to those in the past to develop, albeit along different dividing lines.

Mr. BIONTINO (Germany), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that adoption of the draft resolution would constitute a major stride in the implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.

A Member State of the United Nations, whether large or small, can shed its selfishness by being ever ready to communicate with other States and to stride with them upon the broad field of creative freedom while remaining true to itself.

Out, out, out!

Out, out, out.

Out! Out!