Sentence examples for come step from inspiring English sources
The path to SimCity will come step by step, through tackling specific projects.
His climb back toward self-sufficiency has come step by step.
The first three-quarters of his solo come, step for step to the same music, straight out of the Royal Ballet version, as broadcast in 1978.
Thank you for the preview of gilded-age 21st-century America ["Come Step Inside My Monet (or Renoir, or Manet)" by Jason Edward Kaufman, June 15].
The chancellor, who returned from her summer vacation on Monday, has not made any public statement on the issue of a referendum, but she has cautioned that change must come "step by step," not in leaps and bounds.
It is crucial not to drive into "dead ends", Mr Steinmeier went on, but to create "exits".Sanctions and other measures must come step by step, giving Mr Putin chance after chance to stop further escalation.
Forging international agreements on universal values takes time and patience, and progress comes step by step.
After that comes "Steps in the Street" (1936), Graham's response to the Spanish Civil War.
What is really coming, stepping jackbooted over the poisoned ruins of civilized Europe, is the pornographic figure of the Nazi.
Economic change, he said, will come about step by step.
Most interviewees hoped to "come back" step by step through part time work or some form of labour market practice.
