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hit stride

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hit your stride
to start to do something confidently and well She began writing novels in the 1930s but really only hit her stride after the war.
See also: hit, stride


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STRIKERS FAIL TO HIT STRIDE Saturday's match was the FIFTH time already this season that Boro have failed to score at the Riverside 07-08-2009 Sheff Utd 0-0 19-09-2009 West Brom 0-5 29-09-2009 Leicester 0-1 17-10-2009 Watford 0-1 31-10-2009 Plymouth 0-1 CAPTION(S): GORDON BENNET
It was at four, though, that he really hit stride, winning the Hong Kong Mile and successfully stepping up to 1m2f to land the Derby.
But she hit stride with her anguished outbursts in Act II, the high notes of "Ah
 
 
 
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