strode in a sentence

Definition

Strode: past tense of stride; to walk with long, decisive steps in a confident or purposeful manner.

She strode confidently across the stage to accept her award.
As the sun began to set, he strode along the beach, lost in thought.
The athlete strode with determination towards the finish line, leaving his competitors behind.
After receiving the news, she strode out of the office, ready to take on new challenges.
He strode into the room, instantly commanding everyone's attention with his presence.
She strode confidently into the room, drawing the attention of everyone present.
After a long day at work, he strode home with a sense of purpose.
The athlete strode across the finish line, raising her arms in triumph.
As the sun set, they strode along the beach, enjoying the cool breeze.
In the midst of the crowd, he strode purposefully towards his goal.