Sentence examples for a bit of stepping from inspiring English sources

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

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

"There is definitely a bit of pressure stepping on the boat at this stage in the series, and I think it is going to be a lot about me not letting the guys down".

Then Christian Fuchs, a classic war-hog-type player who you'd never in a million years associate with a bit of technique, stepped up and curled an exquisite free-kick into Jens Lehmann's top corner.

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.

He has more upside than Sauer, but I would be concerned about a bit of a step-back year for him, especially with the increased workload while Staal recovers.