Sentence examples for down on a step from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hopper sat down on a step.

I sat down on a step next to Amy Thie, a twenty-two-year-old student at the University of Cincinnati.

Outside I sat down on a cement step and scanned headlines on my tablet computer.

So researchers went down a step down on the primate ladder to monkeys--which had their own plusses and minuses as models.

You want to swank up a tree-lined avenue, preferably a couple of miles long, and have your driver sweep round the fountain before setting you down on a crisp marble step.

I did not freeze, but had to sit down on a flight of steps in order fully to appreciate the somber beauty of the landscape (now overcast) that lay around me.

Put the squirrel's tail down on a hard surface and step on it.

Japan, the defending champions and the winners of this competition five times in a row between 1960 and 1976, took the silver while the US also dropped down a step on the podium, their bronze medals almost forfeited when Raj Bhavsar and Kevin Tan produced dreadful marks of 13.750 and 12.775 on the pommel horse.

We passed towering columns, crumbling ledges and yawning crevasses; but as thick fog obscured the route, I kept my head down, focusing on one step at a time.

The choices for those left out of limited-field events will be few: move down a step to play on the Duramed Futures Tour or catch up with loved ones.

"It seemed like a good moment — to step down on a high," he said, referring to 2007 as an "annus mirabilis".