Sentence examples for bit of a step from inspiring English sources
"It was a little bit of a step back".
Isn't Doctor Who a bit of a step down?
"I think it's a bit of a step backward".
"I had to take a little bit of a step back," he said.
"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?
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.
Starbird added that the Arroyo-Verdugo committee has been "a bit of a step-child" in the Southern California Assn. of Governments structure.
"Drake's brother, Sam Tom Yorkk), takes a bit more of a step back because whilst Drake is very sad he is also starting to make an independent man of himself, as is Sam and they are starting to grow up into men and realise that they can't be glued at the hip as much.
"It was a little bit of a positive step today.
Admittedly he did take a bit of a backward step after his tackle on André Esterhuizen last weekend, and while he flirted with illegality on that occasion, a positive to come out of that moment was its demonstration of the fire and competitiveness within Farrell.
