strode

[ strohd ]

verb

1. the simple past tense of stride.

strode

/ strəʊd /

verb

1. the past tense of stride

Example Sentences

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford remains a model of consistency, once again producing a crucial save from Fotis Ioannidis, while Bellingham strode around the Olympic Stadium with the sort of confident swagger that has been missing for England and Real Madrid in recent times.

From BBC

In 2008, 14-year-old schoolboy Liam Payne confidently strode onto the audition stage of the U.K. singing competition “The X Factor.”

From Los Angeles Times

At the final whistle of United’s 5-2 win over Leicester, Van Nistelrooy first shook the hand of vanquished opponent Steve Cooper, then he strode purposefully towards the centre circle, where he shook the hands of the officials, embraced his players and had a particularly appreciative hug with two-goal midfielder Casemiro.

From BBC

Despite going broke and struggling with crime, the Big Apple strode atop the world as the city, an electric place where anything could happen.

From Los Angeles Times

Suffering from an undisclosed illness, strode back onto the sideline midway through the first quarter and several plays later, after quarterback Justin Herbert laced a perfect third-down throw to Joshua Palmer to extend a Chargers drive, Harbaugh pointed to the field and pumped his fist.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• stalk
• stomp
• traipse
• tramp