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(1) Her teammates have learned to take this in stride.

(2) He was hitting receivers in stride, looking off one receiver and going to another and throwing very effectively underneath.

(3) While he does not take his Olympic loss in stride, he does learn from adversity.

(4) But Sydney audiences took the piece in stride, and reviews ranged from respectful to intensely admiring.

(5) Nevertheless, Sangfroid took the answer in stride; he did not even congratulate Rosenberg.

(6) He caught up and walked in stride with her.

(7) She took all his criticism in stride.

(8) He learned to take disappointments in stride.

(9) We took it in stride.

(10) The mass of people took the war in stride, without emotional excitement or hysteria. Sentencedict.com

(11) British Airways is taking the criticism in stride, arguing that MacDonald's intentions have been misunderstood.

(12) Make Chinese artist to artistic assurance of spirit, in stride forward first step in idea.

(13) She took it in stride that she had little time.

(14) When the boss asked Judy to stay late, she took it in stride.

(15) B, who is unofficial team cheerleader, perhaps the ultimate, all-time, hands-down cheerleader, takes the news in stride.

(16) The ones who grew up in New York seemed to take it all in stride and precociously had a sense of their breaking point and breezily steered well clear of it.

(17) He was New Hampshire governor for three terms in the 1980s and chief of staff to President George H.W. Bush from 1989 to 1991, and now he's taking his new job in stride.

(18) At least some migrant workers are taking the high rate in stride.