stride

he strode over the low brambles and bracken , leaving a trail through the fern . for a minute or two he was gone.

Laurie Strode: Nightmares are chewing at my head again. . . they just seem to be getting worse.

As everyone scattered, an enormous man burst through the door, threw tables and chairs aside and strode up to the bar.

He spun away from the window and strode to the front door of the inn. He pushed it open and stepped inside, shoving a waiter out of the way.

Robert pulled Mikey's hat down over her eyes and strode out the door.

He was pale and looked as though he was about to cry. He strode out of sight; Harry didn't think Quirrell had even noticed him.

The breeze was chilly, but I strode along, trying to recapture the quiet I needed.

As if an unknown force were compelling her, Katherine strode towards the woman, pulled her away from her partner.

The general with the bandaged head, bent forward as though fleeing from danger, strode towards Kutuzov, his thin legs moving swiftly.

"Do as you please, " he said, at last. "I'll have nothing more to do with you, " and out he strode.

The mayor of Hiroshima strode at a leisure pace toward the puzzled journalist, a bunch of flowers in his hands.

The breeze was chilly, but I strode along, trying to recapture the serenity I needed.

Afterwards, time strode over me slowly, like the road roller runs over the surface of an asphalt pavement that was not enough smooth.

His wife, Sarah, put an arm around her mother-in-law, wiped away tears and strode away.

He strode to the podium demanding the meeting be suspended and stalkedout when he was refused, he said.

Then with her fists clenched, she strode out of the bedroom toward the bathroom with nothing to fear.

She stepped through the door and strode down the hall, her ivory shoes clinking against the stone floor like nails against glass.

Their great horses reared, strode across the ranks, leaped over the bayonets and fell, gigantic, in the midst of these four living wells.

She strode purposefully up to the door and knocked loudly .

Not long afterwards, a doctor strode into my hospital room, and he said, "Amanda, you'll never walk again. "

When protesters a few weeks ago strode through a Christian district near the centre of Homs, residents gave them water.

After standing there some instants , he strode back to Michaud, and with a vigorous action squeezed his arm below the elbow.

We were silent for a moment, distracted by a mother who strode by, pushing a pram and leading two laughing children along beside her.

Having made up his mind, he immediately identified directions and strode off in the direction of Infinity Mountains.

We strode through the creepers and thorns, and I realised that I'd seen the carved square corner of the statue's pedestal.

Once through the gate, she tossed the laundry baskets against the fence and quickly strode over to the doors of a shed.

There was a flurry of activity around her, and Dr. Sheldon strode in, a concerned look on this face.

Laurie Strode : [crying] Was that the boogeyman? Dr. Loomis: As a matter of fact. . . I do believe that was.

Miss Meadows, her hands thrust in her sleeves, the baton under her arms, strode down the centre aisle.

"Of course it hurt! " I snapped, misunderstanding, wrapped up in myself. I strode off.

He was standing so when the two young men strode freely up the aisle, confident and cool-eyed, smiling, not giving him so much as a glance.

The diminutive figure of Arundhati Roy strode into the Supreme Court surrounded by dozens of heR supporters.

He strode back to his seat and sat down.

In a prominent New York hotel last month, a uniformed man strode purposefully through the corridors, a beagle mongrel trotting at his side.

He strode up to the house and knocked on the door .

He got up and strode to the door. Hareton and Joseph followed in gaping curiosity.

'We've had a real hard time getting a handle on it, ' says Jim Strode, Kentucky's securities division director.

He strode out toward the friar, who gave him one glance and then went on eating unconcernedly .

The eyes of the pale-faced portraits on the wall followed Snape and Yaxley as they strode past.

He strode across the bathroom, shedding wet clothes as he went.

Snape strode past the gap, and Harry drew back a little, keeping his eyes fixed upon Nagini.

And when one model strode down the catwalk in a shaggy swath of Mongolian lamb, the two worlds collided beautifully.

Armon barely glanced at the soldiers who saluted him as he strode past.

This time he got up from his chair and strode to the lectern confidently.

Jonathan Finger, a prominent bank shareholder and a vocal critic of Mr. Lewis, strode from camera to camera.

One summer day in the Middle Ages, a strange man in multicolored (that is, pied) clothing strode into the German town of Hamelin.

He strode the length of the nursery walkway, inhaling the heady scent.

He strode to the door, jerked it open. Ryan Chappelle blocked his path.

walk, saunter, stride, trudge, shamble He strode into the station a few minutes before the train's departure.

The missionary sprang to his feet and strode across the room.

But then the waitress strode around the partition with my food.

Disgusted with his behaviours, I turned on my heels and strode out of office.

Seeing his painful face, I couldn't control myself and strode out of the interview room, crying out sadly. Ms.

But he completely caught me off my guard; he strode into my life during that season and set me gently but firmly on a new path.

Ready for battle, Hou Yi strode to the center of the square, drew his bow and arrows, and took aim at the imperious suns.

The Badger strode heavily into the room, and stood looking at the two animals with an expression full of seriousness.

The guests were seated at the table when their host strode in with a platter, holding the biggest flounder they'd ever seen.

He turned and strode out, slamming the door behind him.

The eyes of the pale-faced portraits on the walls followed Snape and Yaxley as they strode past.

He threw the bridle over the fence and strode up the pathway.

The hum of talk came to him dimly, his rage blood pounded in his ears, and he burst through and strode away.

Thinking of this, I looked around. Seeing few people coming, I strode into the lawn.

"See yer at Hogwarts! " And he strode away, head and shoulders taller than anyone else in the packed street.

In the sequel, it is revealed that Laurie Strode is his sister, spawning a variety of sequels dealing with this dysfunctional family.

When Charlton attacked, Beckenbauer defended, and when Beckenbauer strode forward, Charlton stuck to him.

I was angered with her, with myself. I strode off.

The ramp lowered and a familiar figure strode down toward them.

With Michelle on his arm, Obama strode onto a long catwalk that led to wooden podium.

He was behind the princess as the couple strode towards a waiting Mercedes.

Even in the decades after it lost its empire, Britain strode the world like a pocket superpower.

The grand investment banks which once strode alone have either collapsed, or joined the flock of retail banks.

In Taiwanese literature, he was a man who strode across two regimes.

Way home I strode easy steps, wearing sandals, with my heart, "pops, " sings its song.

He strode into the living room and turned off the switch.

He gripped his rusty blade tightly in his right hand , got up from the ground, and strode on.

He strode across the threshold and saw a shocking murdering scene.

The unsmiling waiter gave me a blank look, so I strode off inside to search for it myself.

He strode forward and then stopped, looking over her shoulder.

The consular porter strode arrogantly ahead with his light swinging .

Just before Mr Miliband strode on stage, a slogan flashed on screen: "Don't Let Anyone Say We Didn't Make A Difference" .

He strode confidently across the hall.

He strode along the shore of the Yongding River.

Miss Brown strode to her computer, drawing a loud "oooooh! " from the class.

strode into the living room and shut off the TV set.

Laurie Strode: [screaming and grabbing Tommy] ITS THE BOOGEYMAN!

We strode down the open corridors together in our solitary fancy tasting artichokes.

way strode, " who in this world does not recognize you" !

She strode majestically through the palace.

Just then the old man strode stiffly into the courtyard.

Mary Lou directly strode past our table, chin held high with iron determination.

I spoke angrily to Jack, who consequently strode away without answering me.

And he strode off, up the lane.

Right then, my boss, executive copywriter Helen Gurley, strode in.

He strode up to the house.

Minutes later Humphrey strode into Nim' s office and tossed the paper down.

Jue days nimble electronics are solid footsteps strode to the Chinese first-class enterprise security around.

His father strode out of the house.

The messenger of autumn light footsteps strode to the field.

The Badger strode up the steps.

The manager strode rapidly down the street.

They strode away without saying anything.

He strode forward, before letting Paul Gascoigne take over 10 yards inside the Dutch half.

He strode into the ocean, breasting the waves.

THEY once strode the world as giants, bearing the names of the countries from which they sprang.

He barked a short laugh in my ear and strode away to the weather side of the poop.

He strode angrily into the classroom.

They strode down the street in formation.

They strode on their sturdy legs down the street.

The tall man strode rapidly down the street.

She strode several miles towards the woods.

As Jon strode past them, a booming voice called after him.

When they strode onstage, the crowd roared.

He strode over the stream.

He strode past with his retinue of aides.

I held a florin tightly in my hand as I strode down Buckingham Street towards the station.

Laurie Strode: Haha, what did your dad say?

She strode off and the Spartans watched her go.

Then she turned again and strode on.

Laurie Strode: He likes to eat little boys like you.

Laurie Strode: I'm not me.

He strode off in anger.

The Badger strode heavily into the room.

On our way back there is a big piece of lichen, I know that lichen was protected in the national park, so I strode over it.

A man with a gun strode swiftly, softly out after the dog, facing their way as if about to attack them;

Up and down, the whole length of the hall, strode the four Friends, whacking with their sticks at every head that showed itself;

after this, i successfully strode forward to the society, also got good approval from company leaders, but finally quitted due to my family.

The effects of comprehensive rehabilitation therapy on ischemic strode patients

He snapped his textbook closed, abruptly stood and strode out

he strode away from them towards the window

I strode to move forward