Sentence examples for broad steps of from inspiring English sources

No politician standing on the broad steps of City Hall could fail to note the newspaper's presence.

Adding to the Dodge City atmosphere were such private soldiers as those of Blackwater, U.S.A., who lurked on the broad steps of several mansions, draped in automatic weapons.

State media said that Mr. Guevara's body was cremated on Saturday and that his ashes were spread on the broad steps of the University of Havana, where he and Mr. Castro had forged their bond.

For doing so, three broad steps of work were conducted: 1) The development of global future scenarios, 2) the identification of key factors and issues that will affect future transport demand, and 3) the identification of trends and challenges for passenger and freight transport.

Seen from the broad steps of the 1912 building, the Glass Pavilion threatens to disappear into the landscape of grass and trees surrounding it.

I can't imagine the Attorney General and the Department of Justice would not have given the Office of General Counsel inside the White House a heads up they were about ready to take this very broad step of asking for the phone records of 100 journalists and editors at the AP.

But outside City Hall, at the bottom of its broad steps, many of the city's rank-and-file workers were crying poverty, complaining that in its best of times the city is paying its workers as if it were the worst.

Typical product development processes may be generally thought of as occurring in several broad steps: definition of design needs or requirements, concept development, concept and preliminary design, design development, preproduction prototyping and evaluation, and production design.

In May, the department took the broader step of issuing a ban on all outside groups from registration drives on its properties.

The Lincoln Memorial towers behind us as visitors traipse its broad steps, mostly unaware of the history that has transpired here.

Re "U.S. Panel Backs Broader Steps to Reduce Risk of Heart Attacks; Supports Widespread Use of Cholesterol Drugs" (front page, May 16): Curiously, stroke was not mentioned in connection with lowering of cholesterol.