strode

[ strohd ]

verb

1. the simple past tense of stride.

strode

/ strəʊd /

verb

1. the past tense of stride

Example Sentences

He strode into the postgame press conference room with an easy smile while offering the sort of what’s-up greeting that one doesn’t normally get from nervous young quarterbacks.

From Los Angeles Times

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

When Robert Jenrick strode onto the stage at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, he wasted no time in setting out his Midlands credentials.

From BBC

Two young stallholders on the outside the building – who saw police bring Lin to the ground – say he strode out of the shopping centre carrying a knife in each hand.

From BBC

Instead, it was Russell, the Lakers’ point guard, who strode to the microphone in the middle of the media-day lineup with the perfect punchline.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• stalk
• stomp
• traipse
• tramp