Sentence examples for but step out from inspiring English sources

But step out on the right day on any stretch of the coast between Newquay and Padstow and you'll be mesmerised by the colour of the sea and brilliance of the sand.

(She also saw a feminist cause: "But step out and try and control things and there are doubts. This is a very sexist industry. They'll never throw the 'genius' title to a sister".

He scaled his performance cannily to the smallish orchestra and to the proximity of the surrounding audience in the festival resetting of the stage but stepped out in the powerful first-movement cadenza (Beethoven's own) with almost fearsome impact.

Stanton played character roles much of his life, but stepped out in the spotlight in 1984, for his first leading role in Wim Wenders' "Paris, Texas".

I wore near-flats on our wedding day but regularly step out in high heels.

If you're in a public area but cannot step out, then keep your voice down.

But once you step out on stage it's pure joy, man.

But when we step out on to the street, my companions' eyes look me over approvingly.

But as I step out into the night from my hotel in the touristy Colaba district, the streets are almost deserted, the usual bumper-to-bumper traffic vanished.

"I was younger today, but when you step out on the court, I don't think anybody thinks about age," said Williams, 34.

But sometimes celebs step out in outfits that we can (and should) re-create.