strode

[strohd]

verb

1. the simple past tense of stride.

strode

/ strəʊd /

verb

1. the past tense of stride

Example Sentences

They strode purposefully into the Hampden sunshine with Ukraine flags draped over their shoulders, the hopes of a traumatised nation in their hearts and the eyes of the world upon them.

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Some older club patrons strode in with the aid of walking sticks, less agile than they used to be but determined to pay their respects to “Mama Jewel.”

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As the sun set over Little John's Farm, she strode to edge of the catwalk for her breakout single, Good Luck Babe, silhouetted by spotlights and looking every inch like a superstar.

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As they strode into City Hall, they were flanked by soldiers.

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As he strode towards the final green on Sunday, McIlroy admirably held it together.

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Related Words

• stalk 
• stomp 
• traipse 
• tramp