Sentence examples for descending those steps from inspiring English sources

That person, Lee Roy Reams, had performed with Ms. Channing in one Broadway "Dolly" revival and directed her in another before descending those steps himself.

"When I arrive and descend those steps, I hold onto the banister, aware of my age," Ms. Kaufman said.

Nowadays, whenever I descend those steps into the very low-ceilinged waiting area, I always find it packed with mostly young Central American men and women and children.

But, as he descended those steps, his brilliant red poppy standing out against his dark suit, he clearly hadn't considered the moral legitimacy of his actions.

Skip ahead about 10 years: I descended those steps as a bride.

Doris, who went to meet them at the airport, took photos of them descending the steps.

People had walked through turnstiles and along a wooden corridor before descending the steps into their seats.

In one image, the Kennedys are descending the steps from Air Force One on that fateful day in Dallas, 1963.

After descending the steps of his plane, Obama shook hands with General Ray Odierno, the top US commander in the country.

Descending the steps into Liverpool's Cavern nightclub.

Before descending the steps you'll pass two large word images from the 1960s American poet-performance artist John Giorno that may distress sensitive grandmothers and provoke small children.