strode

Elias Stone, the billionaire philanthropist who had funded their research, strode in with a broad smile.

She slipped off the flimsy garment and strode toward the fascinated boggie unashamed of her nakedness.

A fat lady was admiring a painting at a private view at the Tate when the artist strode over and bit her.

A telltale glint of quartz had caught my eye as I strode the coastal cliffs of Elanthia.

You didn’t just ‘walk’; you ‘strode purposefully’, ‘trudged wearily’, or ‘ambled nonchalantly’.

Yet undeterred, our hero strode, Down the path that destiny showed.

If any city embodies the strode it is LA.

I saw a girl dart out between to parked cars on a strode.

It strode right past Live Motion which used the UI paradigm of After Effects to produce animations which didn't cater to the traditional key framing model Flash was built on.

> You didn’t just ‘walk’; you ‘strode purposefully’, ‘trudged wearily’, or ‘ambled nonchalantly’.

Stormed at with drone and shell, Boldly they strode and well, Into the jaws of Death, Into the mouth of hell, Those 3,600.

If some auburn-furred amazonian goddess suddenly strode out of the underbrush I could see a nerdy, nut-gathering homo sapien get all Oooooo Mama, bear all of my children!

> As he strode to the podium, a small boy yelled out from the audience: “The dragon is bad!”...

It's not like the researcher boldly strode forth and said "This is the way, have faith!".

No one can just fucking walk, ever, and it’s always “strode”.

Everyone’s “strode”ing into every room they enter.

With an extension, as quoted in Timeless Mexico (1944) by Hudson Strode, p.