"Am I the first person to bestride him other than you?"

She felt like a giant presence, bestriding the field of battle.

One recent Friday found him bestriding the city and suburbs with ease.

The thing that bestrides all Europe shall come no farther than us.

She then settled herself on her knees, legs bestriding his body.

And now, having crossed the primary finish line ready to reach out, what does he find bestriding the center?

He flung a leg over to bestride it, and lifted his feet.

Here the legends of old still bestride the earth.

"Why, man, they both bestride the narrow world like a Colossus."

But my uncle, who wanted no recruiting, would not hear of it, and the next morning we had to bestride our beasts again.

No mortal animal would permit such a devil to bestride it.

Bankers, oil company executives, bestride the earth like mighty gods.

An abrupt pass let him bestride the empty air like polished marble.

I can bear the load easily, if you bestride my shoulders."

The United States may no longer be a colossus that bestrides the world.

But he ambles down the street instead of bestriding the Fox lot like a mogul.

This flawed titan bestrides the history of his age like a colossus.

He it was who cracked the earth and unloosed the evil that bestrides the world above.

Running after, I saw him bestriding the mean little corpse, his dagger in his hand.

Still, with the proliferation of literary poetry, why is there no one artist who bestrides this terrain?

Milton Jones bestrides the globe as an expert in his field, with no ability whatsoever.

Hal, if thou see me down in the battle and bestride me, so!

Akard was supposed to bestride and block the way to the south.

She sat up, bestriding him, riding his groin, and hauled off her nightgown.

Photographs in the catalogue show an office building bestriding the tracks, a skating rink and who knows what all else.

He pulled the cuffs out of his back pocket and walked over to bestraddle the body on the floor.

The two profiled heads - the one turbaned, the other bare and balding - seemed to bestraddle not merely the canvas (which measures 25 by 32 inches) but the whole span of human nature.

"Am I the first person to bestride him other than you?"

She felt like a giant presence, bestriding the field of battle.

One recent Friday found him bestriding the city and suburbs with ease.

The thing that bestrides all Europe shall come no farther than us.

She then settled herself on her knees, legs bestriding his body.

And now, having crossed the primary finish line ready to reach out, what does he find bestriding the center?

He flung a leg over to bestride it, and lifted his feet.

Here the legends of old still bestride the earth.

"Why, man, they both bestride the narrow world like a Colossus."

But my uncle, who wanted no recruiting, would not hear of it, and the next morning we had to bestride our beasts again.

No mortal animal would permit such a devil to bestride it.

Bankers, oil company executives, bestride the earth like mighty gods.

An abrupt pass let him bestride the empty air like polished marble.

I can bear the load easily, if you bestride my shoulders."

The United States may no longer be a colossus that bestrides the world.

But he ambles down the street instead of bestriding the Fox lot like a mogul.

This flawed titan bestrides the history of his age like a colossus.

He it was who cracked the earth and unloosed the evil that bestrides the world above.

Running after, I saw him bestriding the mean little corpse, his dagger in his hand.

Still, with the proliferation of literary poetry, why is there no one artist who bestrides this terrain?

Milton Jones bestrides the globe as an expert in his field, with no ability whatsoever.

Hal, if thou see me down in the battle and bestride me, so!

Akard was supposed to bestride and block the way to the south.

She sat up, bestriding him, riding his groin, and hauled off her nightgown.

Photographs in the catalogue show an office building bestriding the tracks, a skating rink and who knows what all else.