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Meanings of full stride in English

We have no meanings for "full stride" in our records yet.
Usage of full stride in English
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In full stride, Reich kicked the leg of a busty vanity table.
The Demolished Man
2
Spencer aimed a quick look over his shoulder, keeping full stride.
Lost in translation
3
Haw-Haw Langley raced out of the barn a full stride before Mac Strann.
The Night Horseman
4
Plan is to take a sit and surge before Chautauqua hits full stride.
News.com.au
5
Leesil ran at full stride out the guild's front door.
Thief of lives
6
He felt himself involuntarily lag, and Big Olaf sprang a full stride in the lead.
Smoke Bellew
7
Adams has hit full stride during the Western Conference playoff series, making six triple doubles.
Radio NZ
8
I was a full stride ahead of him.
The Irish Times
9
He went in hard there in full stride, lost an edge and took out the goalie.
Reuters
10
The band had got into full stride and were getting carried away with their own brilliance.
The Irish Times
11
It will be later this year or early in 2015 before beef exports hit their full stride.
Radio NZ
12
Army boots crunched past outside over black lava rock as soldiers fired their weapons at full stride.
Reuters
13
Tekla by now had peeled herself loose from Moira's grip and advanced toward the hatch with a full stride.
Seveneves
14
The New Yorker, February 5, 1938 P. 9 Religion is keeping full stride with science.
The new yorker
15
The essential difference between champions and also-ran is the former can identify their deficiencies and fix them in full stride.
The Irish Times
16
Trudeau, in full stride, launched himself out of the House of Commons into the foyer and to the nearest microphone.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Full stride through the time
Full stride across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common