Sentence examples for famous step from inspiring English sources

A famous step comes when the ballerina — on point — dips her groin with parted thighs; she does it with a shrug.

In "The Nutcracker" he takes the most famous step of the original 1892 Sugar Plum Fairy, the gargouillade (a sideways jump in which the feet write rapid rings in the air) — whole series of them — and gives it instead to the ballet's third-ranking female figure, the Marzipan dancer, who performs it to different music.

Buzz Aldrin took his most famous step almost five decades ago, when he followed fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong out of their lunar module to become the first humans to set foot on the moon.

True, there can be rewards, as demonstrated by famous step-ins like Andre Watts and Jane Eaglen, but it's a hectic and scary moment.

Each had separate ways with the famous steps.

That image was of the famous stepped pyramid of Sakkara, the earliest of the pyramids.

He wrote down the famous steps and foundations, but A.A. allows each local group to form, adapt and innovate.

· Rocky Stories: Tales of Love, Hope and Happiness at America's Most Famous Steps, by Michael Vitez and Tom Gralish, is published by Paul Dry Books, price £11.90.

Thousands gathered near the famous steps for a day of teach-ins, music and speeches — one of the largest protests on the campus since the 1960s.

QUESTION FROM NITO: What do you think of the Court's decision to impede access to the Court's building through the very famous steps?

Before we knew it, we were standing on the famous steps of the EMI building where the Beatles were photographed, signing to Parlophone, the label of our heroes.