take something in stride in English

take it as it comes, accept it understandingly; deal with successfully

Use "take something in stride" in a sentence

1. I'm sure you two emancipated females will take this in your stride.

2. When you become a politician, you soon learn to take criticism in your stride.

3. It's going to be tough-but I'm sure you'll take it all in your stride.

4. stride.

5. Most kids get teased a bit at school - they have to learn to take it in their stride.

6. Take the inevitable rejections in stride; stories abound of the piles of rejection notices received by now-acclaimed writers.

7. A man who apparently knew how to take advancement in his stride is the English poet Sir John Betjeman.

8. We've managed to match our closest competitors stride for stride as regards prices.

9. They took the emergency in their stride.

10. Runners adjust stride length to gather speed: stride length increases as speed increases.

11. Stride out, but don't strike out, as you take your position on the field in the perfect pair of baseball Cleats

12. The conglomerate really hit its stride in the third quarter.

13. Absorb: to take in (something liquid) through small openings.

14. Absorb verb [T] (TAKE IN) B2 to take something in, especially gradually: Plants Absorb carbon dioxide.

15. His stride is stately, even regal.

16. Take Cognizance of something (law) to understand or consider something; to take notice of something In the light of the new evidence that the court can now take Cognizance of, the case is dropped

17. Bereaving: to take something away from.

18. Bereave: to take something away from.

19. Bereaves: to take something away from.

20. He has also taken the responsibilities of team skipper in his stride.

21. Do something creative or take exercise, preferably in the fresh air.

22. We'll take care of it - Do something

23. " How do you take ownership of something?

24. Take something by the best handle. 

25. Beth was struck by how Naomi took the mistake in her stride. Sentencedict.com