Sentence examples for as stepping someone from inspiring English sources

The practice, known as "stepping someone in," is uncommon but not unheard of, and Olderman was not surprised to hear about it.

"I tried to side-step someone and as I planted, someone just drove up my ankles and hit me square in the shin.

He can step someone within five metres.

But as far as someone stepping into it, it's not going to be like a liquid".

Additionally, it was not uncommon to get into a physical altercation for small transgressions such as bumping someone in the hall, stepping on someone's shoe, or looking wrongly at another person.

But the more common expression of disapproval, within the New York Police Department, involves a practice known as "keying the microphone," or "stepping on someone" — essentially tying up the channel by repeatedly pressing the talk button.

I feel as though I have stepped into someone's home while they are away for a week.

For most us, experience of this group is rare, based on brief moments of proximity as we step swiftly past someone sleeping in a shop doorway or trying to sell us a copy of The Big Issue.

Rarely do you hear of someone stepping out of the spotlight just as their star is rising.

Someone will step in and someone will step up and do the job".

If we need someone to step up, generally someone is doing that," said Anderson.