Sentences

straddle in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

To straddle means to sit or stand with a leg on either side of something or to be on both sides of a situation, opinion, or issue.

Sample Sentences

  1. He decided to straddle the fence between the two conflicting opinions.
  2. The athlete managed to straddle the bike perfectly, showcasing his balance and control.
  3. She chose to straddle the line between professionalism and casualness in her presentation.
  4. During the meeting, he seemed to straddle both roles of mediator and participant comfortably.
  5. The grand oak tree allowed children to straddle its thick trunk and enjoy the view.
  6. She decided to straddle the fence, unsure which side to choose in the heated debate.
  7. The athlete was able to straddle both events, excelling in both sprinting and long-distance running.
  8. As the train approached, he had to straddle the platform edge to get a better view.
  9. They plan to straddle the two companies, merging their strengths while maintaining independent operations.
  10. The artist's work seemed to straddle the line between abstract and realistic styles.
  11. The horse began to straddle the fence, making it difficult for the rider to control its movements.
  12. She decided to straddle both sides of the debate, considering the merits of each argument before making a choice.
  13. As he straddled the bike, he felt a surge of excitement for the adventure ahead.
  14. The new policy aims to straddle the line between economic growth and environmental sustainability.
  15. In the photograph, the child is seen straddling a large rock, grinning from ear to ear.