Sentence examples similar to day to day steps from inspiring English sources

There's no easy path it's the day-to day step by tiny step that takes you somewhere new".

And what voters are seeing in these final weeks of the campaign is a deliberately retooled version of Mr. McCain — what he says, how he says it and how he goes about the day-to-day steps of campaigning.

Many owners aren't much interested in what their papers say day-to-day (step forward the Barclays and Rothermeres); some often pick up a phone (good morning, Rupert).

"I'd like to think I have the ability to not be involved in the day to day and step back a bit," said Ms Bravo yesterday.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates made it to number 9 despite stepping down from day to day management of the company, and Carphone Warehouse chief Charles Dunstone entered the list at 20.

I began to doubt myself and was getting disillusioned by the day-to-day door stepping and running after football stars, even so coming up with results.

On a day-to-day basis, Safe Steps residents will go to school or have alternative education provision, and lead as normal a life as possible.

"For somebody who, I think, has been such an important part of our national imagination and who generally shies away from involvement in day-to-day politics to step out like that is something that I'm very grateful for," Mr. Obama said of Caroline Kennedy's support.

Having the casual, day-to-day presentation to step into any situation and look respectable is a huge advantage in the working world.

Day-to-day variation in step count increased significantly when patients were more away from home (β = 181 steps/h [95% CI 80 282], P < 0.001).

In respect to day-to-day teaching, government should step back".