Sentence examples for could step off from inspiring English sources

I could step off it.

The Biltmore's guests could step off their trains, engage a porter for their luggage, and stroll through Grand Central and into an elevator in the hotel basement.

He had made his money and could step off the career track to give the registry his time and the resources of his software-consulting firm.

Mr. Herzog was permitted to work with a crew of only three — he did the lighting himself — and none of the filmmakers could step off the two-foot-wide walkway that runs the length of the cave.

A few do look like cosy Dickensian caricatures, but most, like Billy Smith, his lips slightly parted in concentration as he reads reports of the markets at the Star Inn, are so life-like they could step off the page and into the 21st century.

Despite playing a bitter failed singer in the musical remake or an alcoholic narcissist in Bad Teacher, or a financially strapped housewife with a disfigured foot in The Box, you always looked as if you could step off set and be grinning on the front of Cosmo with a second's notice.

The overriding attraction of the place, of course, was its location, which feels as if you could just step off the mountain into the sky.

But the nozzle on it didn't work and I never got to use it.' Omaha Beach was the scene of the bloodiest fighting on D- day, as mortar and machine gun fire killed many US soldiers before they could even step off their landing boats.

We stayed in one of those thatched-roofed, over-the-water huts, so we could just step off our deck into the crystal-clear water and be swimming with the multicolored fish instantly.

I was so overweight from all the medication I was taking, I couldn't even step off a curb by myself.

The slightly sudden acceleration if you throttle up too fast could force you to step off or worse, fall, off the back.