Sentences with phrase «even hit their stride»

«Truly, when you see the development that's already underway here, we haven't even hit our stride yet.»

«We haven't even hit our stride yet.»

All that, and it hasn't even hit its stride in North America.

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They work much, much harder... Even Mozart — the greatest musical prodigy of all time — couldn't hit his stride until he had his ten thousand hours in.

But thanks to searing, roasting and charring along with the addition of intoxicating ingredients that make these little cabbages crave - worthy, Brussels sprouts have hit their stride and can be found on any respectable restaurant menu and is likely even one of the top - selling dishes.

I was worried my legs would hit the second seat (thatâ $ ™ s why I didnâ $ ™ t buy this 2.5 years ago), but even with my long stride my legs come no where close to hitting the second seat.

And thus far, it seems to be going swimmingly with an average poll lead approaching 20 %, even before the campaign proper has hit its stride.

But hitting your perfect stride could eventually mean shaving seconds — or even minutes — off your race time.

During our interview, which we'll post in full closer to the film's release date, «The Squid and the Whale» director, who shot «Frances» on the quick and quiet (hardly anyone knew it even existed until it premiered at the Telluride Film Festival last year), dished on some of his upcoming projects and it seems he's hitting a prolific stride.

This was a fairly demanding brief for a TV series, even one as lavishly designed and funded as this, and it took time to hit its stride, but by the final episode of this first series the sheer audacious scale of the thing took your breath away.

Though it's not nearly as great as it could've been due to a slow first act, once the mystery at the center of the story is revealed, the movie eventually hits its stride, even if that means suspending your disbelief at times.

The rest of the cast is somewhat of a mystery here, but that leads to some pleasant surprises when the mixture is right, and it's looking promising here (especially for Gosling and Scott Thomas, who could have some great roles to play with if perception equals reality), and this doesn't even factor in how talented Winding Refn is and how he seems to be hitting his stride right about now.

He quietly continued a nobel tradition of artisan filmmakers like Robert Wise and Richard Fleischer, and this was even before he really hit his stride.

Beginning his career as one of Takashi Miike's go - tos in films like The Way to Fight and The Man in White, hitting his stride in Ryuhei Kitamura's Azumi and Godzilla: Final Wars, and even turning up as one of the Crazy 88 in Kill Bill, actor Kazuki Kitamura is one of Japan's most recognizable faces.

After a few poorly attended events, Project Reach hit its stride with evening gatherings that included performances by the school's step team and programs about statewide testing.

Fresh off winning the prestigious FIA Founding Members» Heritage Cup, the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion hits even greater strides this August.

After a few meters, the Cruise diesel hits its stride, pulling ahead confidently with even power delivery.

The system has really begun to hit its stride in its second year, and its record - breaking sales pace continues to trend ahead of even the mighty PS2.

The gameplay is fun and free of any major issues, the game does look pretty great visually and sounds even better, and the hacking gimmick is unique, but it's just hard to buy into Aiden's motivations for doing what he does, and the story doesn't really hit any sort of stride until nearly midway through the game.

A gallery matures: Ever Gold Projects, in the Minnesota Street Project, has hit its stride with recent exhibitions that are as catchy as ever, yet even smarter and more intense visually than in the past.

She experimented for some time with paintings of biomorphic forms and landscapes, and even sculpture, before hitting her stride.