It seems that now we have two colossi bestriding this narrow world.
It does not matter upon which horse they choose to ride; they cannot possibly bestride both at the same time.
Despite many difficulties, it has constructed the most successful multi-ethnic state in history, and its sporting, scientific, and cultural achievements bestride the world.
In the meantime, the destruction of that bridge has inflicted considerable economic damage on the civilian population, particularly as it bestrode a major transport artery.
Our young people have their substitute parents and mentors, albeit at long distance, who bestride the media and commerce.
It bestrides the sea, as it must do, from the very nature of its operations.
The position is that the commission has made £100 million available for millennium awards, as they are now called, during the current period—the four or five years bestriding the millennium year.
The problem of security, fear, mistrust and hatred would still bestride the province, and the need to find a lasting solution would be as great as ever.
