Sentence examples for decided to step out from inspiring English sources
In 2010, Greg Abbott was planning on running to succeed Rick Perry as governor, and Cruz decided to step out on his own and run for attorney general.
There is unfortunately no way around that last one, as it cuts to the heart of why Mr. Bird decided to step out on Pixar and direct "Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol," his first live-action film.
In New Jersey, Daly had to deal with a whole new set of shenanigans, with a fractious and occasionally imbecilic ownership, not to mention any time Derrick Coleman and Jayson Williams decided to step out for a late-night snack.
With lots of thoughts and prayer, I've decided to step out on faith and not fear.
That one acquaintance decided to step out in bravery and in love to acknowledge what no one else could or would: not only was I still a mother, but I always would be.
SKIP: Court Yard Hounds, "Court Yard Hounds" With Natalie Maines still content to rest on the sidelines, her fellow Dixie Chicks Emily Robison and Martie Maguire decided to step out in a bold new direction and make a record with a bunch of the folks behind the Dixie Chicks last multi-platinum, Grammy-winning album "Taking the Long Way".
Ultimately, I guess this is pretty much like that leap of faith in the Indiana Jones film where you have to decide to step out into the chasm.
Describing the gaffe as that moment when "your inner censor decides to step out for a cigarette break", Time magazine's James Poniewozik said: "Without that rhetorical gutterball, the interview probably would have been judged a success, assuming that you didn't consider a late-night appearance by definition un-presidential".
It's impossible to determine in advance how much time repairs will take, access to homes is unpredictable if, say, the person waiting at home for eight hours decides to step out for a cup of coffee at the exact moment that the repairman ambles up.
Decide to step out of the status quo.
