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strider

[ UK /stɹˈa‍ɪdɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈstɹaɪdɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who walks rapidly with long steps
    he was such a strider that she couldn't keep up without running

How To Use strider In A Sentence

  • Now the postrider was to the people of Revolutionary days what the telegraph or the telephone is to us today. Caesar Rodney's Ride
  • [Illustration: Lamp and sadiron] [Illustration: Postrider (Footnote: From an old print, 1760)] \% 92. A School History of the United States
  • Boots of the Dúnedain, this specific iteration being a pair of Vasque Ranger GTX hikers in taupe and burt orange, with Strider outsole My very best William Gibson imitation
  • BeachGoat: Cheney is "discomfortable" ghostrider: If you see my bot fly, say hello. LinkSwarm.com
  • I approached it again, this time dimpling the water with a stick, and the strider burst into a long run of skips like a skimming stone.
  • Of the men in this fellowship, both Mortensen and Bean accomplish their characters, with Mortensen delivering a broody and enigmatic warrior Strider and Bean creating a conflicted Boromir.
  • Section 1, part (c), Mick Strider had to allocute as follows: Mick Strider
  • Water striders are covered stem to stem and toe to toe with a layer of tiny, waxy, feathery hairs in which countless minuscule air bubbles are trapped.
  • All right, Mr. Clarke, I've got to have a postrider to carry a very important message to Dover, Delaware, to get a man back here from Dover by nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Caesar Rodney's Ride
  • And so out into the July night rode Caesar Rodney and the postrider, bound for Philadelphia eighty miles away -- an hour -- two hours -- past the first remount station -- it is nearing eleven o'clock. [_sound of horses 'hoofs and thunder_] Caesar Rodney's Ride
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