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break stride

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break one's stride
to deviate from a rhythmic stride while walking, running, or marching. After I broke my stride, I never could pick up enough speed to win the race.
See also: break, stride


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Leaving Corbridge it was Purvis who was next to lose contact as the leading trio didn't break stride in easing past the water station and passing a bottle round between them.
He then played a sublime little back-heel into the path of Twigger, who didn't have to break stride as he unleashed a stunning 30-yarder into the top corner.
Russell Westbrook didn't have to break stride to catch the ball, nor did he have to dribble in scoring an uncontested layup.
 
 
 
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