Sentence examples for big steps of from inspiring English sources

It is very much like my own little boy of the same age--crawling along and bumping into obstacles, but every day moving further towards the big steps of walking and, eventually, running.

That was the moment when Alexander Hamilton took the big step of federalising the states' debts.

"We did the final big step of reform last year before the expansion," Mr. Fischler said.

And this year it took the big step of freezing the plan, reining in the growth of obligations to workers.

In 1979, Caroline took the big step of going into fulltime educational journalism, becoming education correspondent of New Society.

The little steps led to the big step of buying the ring, which he did during his lunch hour, with Ms. Canter in tow.

Secession is a big step, of course, and money alone would never justify severing the ancient ties that bind us to our brothers and sisters upstate.

In October last year Disney took the big step of allowing two of its hit dramas—"Lost" and "Desperate Housewives"—to be downloaded from Apple's iTunes download service on to iPods for $1.99 an episode.

No one knew how the kids would react, but Fredericks, the principal, believed the small step of a brief return might help with the big step of a permanent one.

He might want to reread that quote and start by asking the advocacy group, the Committee to Save New York, to take the big step of voluntarily disclosing who gave it $17 million last year.

Childhood sweethearts since the age of 16, Wayne and Coleen have taken the big step of deciding that they want to spend their lives together as husband and wife.