When faced with sudden setbacks, she takes something in stride and focuses on finding a solution.

When the project deadline moved up unexpectedly, she took something in stride and finished the work on time.

She is taking something in stride after the sudden announcement, showing remarkable composure.

When jogging, coaches often say 'don't break one's stride' as a reminder to maintain rhythm.

After months of collaboration, our team began to make strides in reducing the project's backlog.

When the project hit unexpected obstacles, she reminded the team that the best approach was to take something in one's stride and focus on finding solutions.

He stridently criticized the proposal, drowning out any attempt at calm discussion.

The strident alarm jolted everyone awake at dawn.

The phonetics professor identified a strident in the recording and explained its articulatory features.

The stridence of the protest chants drowned out the politician's carefully measured words.