Sentence examples for attempting to step from inspiring English sources

According to a Warhol-dedicated Web site, warholstars.org, Mr. Cutrone met Andy Warhol when the two collided on a stairwell at a party while simultaneously attempting to step over a supine Bob Dylan.

But what of those of us who are attempting to step back from these memorials and ask questions about where America is in the world now compared to a decade ago?

Teachers are attempting to step in for a generation enduring record levels of poor mental health, sexual pressure and confusion, where 48% of 11-14 year old girls avoid everyday school activities as they hate how they look, and one in four deaths in young men under 35 is a suicide.

While Blizzard ponders a mobile WoW release, others are attempting to step into the breach.

Through this morass of trade-offs, conflicts and choices, Chancellor Merkel's review is attempting to step carefully. .

As we ate our picnic lunch my father and Simon explained that Wilson had slipped into the sea while attempting to step from his rubber dinghy onto his motor launch.

That's where Samsung's SmartThings hub attempts to step in, as the grand unifying box – one IoT command and control centre to rule them all.

Players to watch: On offense, the senior receivers George Smith and Sean Walker will attempt to step up and fill the void created by Bennett's departure.

Olly Murs and Caroline Flack, one-time presenters of X Factor's sister show The Xtra Factor, attempted to step into O'Leary's shoes in 2015.

On Monday - March 17 - the United States and European Union are expected to unveil a list of Russian officials who will be subject to asset freezes and visa bans as Western nations attempt to step up pressure on Moscow.

"I do believe that President Clinton and his people intentionally attempted to step around the National Environmental Policy Act, and I believe the judge and I and others caught them in that," Mr. Craig said in a telephone interview.