Sentence examples for a bit of step from inspiring English sources

We're hoping for plenty of nods to Madonna's Cherish video as well as a bit of Step Up-esque backward beard-flipping.

FM a bit of step (sic) of feelings of her group". Ms Denham then says: "She might be out of step because no one has conveyed group feelings to her?" Ms Maguire adds: "Surely SA wouldn't just have ignored what everyone said?" - an apparent reference to Ms Somerville.

I'm aware of where my compulsions lie and there's a bit of stepping back from that power socket.

Isn't Doctor Who a bit of a step down?

"I think it's a bit of a step backward".

"It's a bit of a step sideways for me," he says.

But – how to put this? – isn't it a bit of a step down?

It was a bit of a step forward on a night when the Yankees took several bigger ones.

I just get there and drive.' So is sportscar racing a bit of a step down after racing in grands prix.

"It's a bit of a step into the unknown for Jonathan Trott, but he's got the right characteristics, the right temperament to be able to deal with that well.

Our execution during the week has been good, it was a bit of a step up last week again [against the All Blacks] and what we are doing is fine, it's just about getting out there and doing it on the field".