Sentence examples for either stepped on from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, limb 3 (the leading contralesional hindlimb) either stepped on the obstacle, successfully crossed over the obstacle, or took an extra step before passing over the obstacle without touching it (see bottom panel of Fig. 6B).
In this situation, limb 1 either stepped on the obstacle and remained for varying durations on the obstacle (unsuccessful crossings, Fig 6B) or crossed over the obstacle normally (successful crossing, Fig 6C).
In terms of deaths and injuries, 2013 was also the worst year of the war for Afghan women and children, with most of the casualties caused by either stepping on or driving over roadside bombs or getting caught in fighting.
If you misfeed some paper - insert it at the wrong angle, or folded over - the Fellowes will either step on the turbo boost and power through it, or reverse gears to expel the misfed sheet.
He can either step on the gas by lowering interest rates and adding liquidity, or he can stomp on the brakes and risk a recession.
When Nucleya took the "stage" for an hour-long set— joined by Alo Wala front woman Shivani Ahlowalia and Mumbai rappers Naezy and Divine you couldn't move an inch without either stepping on someone's foot or elbowing someone shorter than you.
The obstacle can be passed by either stepping on it and thus touching it or crossing it without touching it.
Walk all around the room, and if there is anything in your path, either step on it or kick it with your steps.
"Either he stepped on something or I did, but there was an explosion that blew my left leg off.
Cohen stepped on the gas.
