Sentence examples for bit of step from inspiring English sources

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

FM a bit of step (sic) of feelings of her group". Ms Denham then says: "She might be out of step because no one has conveyed group feelings to her?" Ms Maguire adds: "Surely SA wouldn't just have ignored what everyone said?" - an apparent reference to Ms Somerville.

"It's a little bit of step, a little bit of weights.

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

Lovely bit of stepping and dummying from Andrew Coombes, looking for all the world like Wesley Fofana, gets them up to halfway and Heaslip fails to roll away in the tackle.

Mr. Bobin even dresses a bit out of step with the moment; he turned up for our interview wearing a brown tweed jacket with a red, polka-dot pocket square.

This time, it was Washington that seemed a bit out of step.

For now, though, she still seems a bit out of step.

Being just a tiny bit out of step is seen as grievous a sin as being completely out of step.

This may not be pure preservationist orthodoxy, but Beyer Blinder Belle has long prided itself in being a bit out of step.

I look at the women of D.C. and how they dress and it is just terrifically conservative, but I think that is a bit out of step with the rest of the country.