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Without another word, she turned and strode toward the building.

He strode out of the room, a bit too quickly.

He turned from her and strode out of the room.

He turned his back and strode off to the University.

Without a word, he turned and strode through the open door.

Another day, she thought again and strode into her office.

One among them a man strode ahead of the others.

With those words, the woman strode out of the room.

He got off the bed and strode to the other room.

Then he strode to the door, and turned the key.

Then quickly I turned about and strode from the area.

After a moment the man turned away and strode out.

The two of them strode away into the office area.

And taking his long staff he strode away in front of them.

He strode up and down, a black look on his face.

He turned and strode off down the road, the others close behind.

We all got up as he turned and strode away from the table.

She strode over to the door at the far end of the office.

And before she could say anything he strode past her out of the room.

She looked to the door again and then strode off without further word.

He strode quickly across the room and tried the front door of the office.

He did not wait for her answer, and strode off.

He left me sat there and strode out of the office.

He strode between the two men, his right hand raised.

She strode to the door and went to wait upon her King.

They say he has made great strides against the run.

In recent years, the country has made great political and economic strides.

They seemed to have taken the information he had given them in stride.

If they were, he could have taken the situation in stride.

Where you know I would just take things in my stride.

They'd made great strides over the past week and a half.

One and a half long strides put her in the middle of them.

Only two strides more, and they would be at the door.

The boy felt a change in her stride and looked up.

The young people seemed to be taking things in stride.

Three days ago, he seemed to be off his stride.

But now, with experience, they were taking the matter in stride.

He would have taken things in his stride, just like any other day.

I'm not one of those people who find their stride.

A few strides took him to the center of the living room.

They were still a few strides from the front door.

The king moved to the door in two long strides.

No action would be taken against those schools found to have made significant strides.

Although much still needs to be done, great strides have been made in the past 12 months.

And he took off down the road in great strides, almost running, but not quite.

"It could take 12 to 24 months before they hit their stride."

In the last several years, it has made some strides.

But it has made no strides since the early 90's.

And then, there are those who simply take everything in stride.

The building, if not the workers, has taken the changes in stride.