Sentence examples for but stepping out from inspiring English sources

But stepping out this morning, I was reminded of that bit in Wide Sargasso Sea, when Jean Rhys wrote of a Caribbean summer wherein, in spite of the fact that "it is hot and blue and there are no clouds, the sky can have a very black look".

This may be a painful time, but stepping out of other folks' shadows is an important part of every career trajectory.

Brunetti, who describes himself as straightlaced, adds, "I never would go on a roller coaster — but stepping out of a dark theatre in broad daylight is the closest thing I do to taking drugs".

But stepping out of my room I was faced with two naked strangers sleeping on my couch and our glass table pushed against the wall.

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.

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".

(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".

But he's stepping out more as a band leader, releasing albums on the Omnitone label and gigging regularly.

But we were stepping out and putting a non-Japanese native into a very global role.

But some players feel stepping out is a useful mechanism to disrupt a pitcher's rhythm.