At the ripe old age of 56, I seldom take six quick steps in a row.
It is characterized by three quick steps and a hop and is danced to music in 2/4 time.
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He sees a player who once took two quick steps on his way to the net now moving with the nimbleness of a barge on one sluggish stride.
"His body was found right where this gentleman is standing," Mr. Lehman said, smiling as a tourist took two quick steps to the right.
One session was dedicated to extolling the general virtues of the "three-step drop," meaning three quick steps back from the line of scrimmage before setting one's feet and, ideally, throwing: a blitz-thwarting technique that rewards decisiveness.
10.25pm GMT 103rd over: England 297-3 (Bell 11, Pietersen 37) First over of spin today and Pietersen takes three quick steps down the track and launches him from six straight back over the bowler's head.
Facing Carlos, my role goes: left foot forward, right sweeps to the side, two quick steps back, leaving left crossing right, right foot back, left sweeps across and both feet together.
He glided back and forth near the net, using his reach and his matchlessly quick and strong wrists to deflect point shots, often right in for a goal, or else seizing on a moment's opportunity to take two quick steps toward the goalie — his steps were other people's strides — and use a backhand shot that seemed less fired than eased.
The friendly fellow walked up the hallway, bound up two quick steps and disappeared into a room to the left.
