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You will probably have to revise a few elements of your plan too, but if so, take it all in stride, as it's part of the process.

After practice today, Odom seemed to be taking the suspension in stride, reaffirming that he did not intentionally try to harm Allen.

Partly out of necessity, partly out of sincerity, they are trying to take it in stride.

In my bid to banish mommy guilt, I try to take those cringe-worthy decisions in stride and chalk them up to a learning experience.

Even before Apple reported its quarterly results, investors appeared to take in stride the news of Mr. Jobs's leave.

And the celebrity status? He's just trying to take it all in stride.

Goodbye to that country home, So long to a lady I have known, Farewell to my other side, I'd best just take it in stride.

Ou always walks in stride, but he would sometimes stop and wait for his companion with a smile.

Learn to take a joke in stride. Having a good sense of humor is an attractive quality.

Instead of flying off the handle every time something bad happens, you could take it all in stride.

He took it without blinking. 4. He took it all in stride.

Hillary and I explained to Chelsea what was going on; she didn't like it but seemed to take it in stride.

I really wonder what they were thinking when they walked by, I mean none of them hesitated in stride or composure, really.

Investors took news of Mr. Jobs' departure in stride, pushing Apple shares down less than one percent in Thursday trading.

Markets initially took the Labor Party mutiny in stride, with the Australian dollar trading higher overseas as the initial shock wore off.

I'm amazed at how Bill seems to take everything in stride.

She took it in stride that she had little time.

If your request for a raise is turned down this year, take it in stride and consider a longer-term view.

British Airways is taking the criticism in stride, arguing that MacDonald's intentions have been misunderstood.

Your years in DGS will have prepared you to take them on with confidence and in stride .

So, how were we able to take on such life-changing decisions in stride?

That's why some people react so angrily to certain situations, like losing a parking space, while others take it in stride.

When a problem is presented to you, simply take it in stride.

If someone pokes fun at your mattress on the floor, or teases you about your empty cabinets, smile and take it in stride.

He caught up and walked in stride with her.

Take Everything in Stride. Deadlines, tough bosses, rude clients, slow computers. Don't make them into large dramas.

The mass of people took the war in stride , without emotional excitement or hysteria .

I'm much better able to take things in stride than in years past.

Other input costs have also crept up, including for iron ore and steel, but many companies are taking these, too, in stride.

In other words, Ruby on Rails has hit the mainstream enterprise market in stride, no matter what some critics may argue.

So far, markets have taken those moves in stride.

However, gold investors took the rate increases in stride.

The retreat in bonds suggested markets were taking the ISM news in stride after days of dismal economic news.

Just learn to deal with them as they come up, and figure out what's most important to deal with right now, and take everything in stride.

Encounter in prosperity, of couse, meet in adversity, took it in stride.

I've never seen him angry or upset about anything. He just kind of takes everything in stride.

The manager and her salesclerk took the woman's grumpy complaints in stride, but one day she went too far.

But they seemed to take the latest announcement in stride.

Even if they are fond of griping about bad air, Beijing residents have learned to take it all in stride.

The manager and her sales clerk took the woman's grumpy complaints in stride, but one day she went too far.

But most New Yorkers took the storm in stride, some throwing Irene parties on Saturday.

Men have learned to take rejection in stride--a skill that women could benefit from.

Social media backers take that ignominious episode in stride.

For the most part, Liu takes mind-boggling change in stride.

No thank you. So Davenport takes its floods in stride and lets the mighty river do what rivers do from time to time.

So next time you break a plate or lose your keys, why not take it in stride?

listen to my heart. love will abide. take things in stride.

And even when kids were picked on, most seemed to take it in stride.

Some can't handle conflict, while others take arguments in stride.

Her brother, Buckley, takes the sightings more or less in stride.

How to avoid it: Introduce your pet to adults, kids, animals, and environments so he'll take every novelty in stride.

The market largely took Monday's data in stride, though, with the Shanghai Composite Index settling down 0. 2%.

He learned to take disappointments in stride.

Some sites like FourSquare took the outage in stride.

They encourage coworkers to trust each other, comment on each other's work and take criticism in stride .

Dates a deux, more daring, were soon taken in stride.

It's important to take failure in stride and keep your spirits up.

But herders take bad years in stride.

Now I take criticism right in stride.

But after the week we had, we took this one in stride.

He takes things in stride.

But other days, I took it in stride.

Strategy of Bringing about SMEs'Development in Stride - Over- Style

And she goes, she's been here too few years , to take it all in stride

Taking their newfound wealth in stride

Love will abide, take things in stride