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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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But it was based on (offensive) production from guys who really haven't hit stride yet.
The real point is that the transformation of China from a Communist economy into a quasi-capitalistic system, which began 25 years ago, is beginning to hit stride.
In these series, Lichtenstein outpaced not only much of his own work, but also much work by other painters who could only hope to hit stride like this once in their career.
 
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