Sentence examples for even need to step from inspiring English sources

For entertainment, she doesn't even need to step outside.

You don't even need to step off the Earth to find life that is radically different from our common experience of it.

And so inevitably we come to the treadmill desk, a last-gasp effort to get people to move by promising they won't even need to step away from their laptops.

Even so, Heather may need to step forward, after waiting some time, because the family may not know that the patient is dead.

Now, elected officials need to step up even more.

Even with Luis Suárez back Liverpool will need to step up their efforts if a top-four finish is to be achieved.

In Rio, some men became so aggressive with two female acquaintances that I had the sickening feeling that I would need to step in, even though it was just about the last city in the world I would want to stand up to a menacing stranger.One result is that many cities now boast firms which cater solely to female travellers.

Right now, however, even the most conservative money-market funds need to step lightly.

When critical care comes into play does palliative care need to step back or even come closer?

Even his strategists admit that he will now need to "step it up," as one said.

You don't need to step through your opponent's legs, you just need to get even with them.