Sentence examples for get in step from inspiring English sources
The world around it is changing too fast for it to get in step.
But others called on the state to get in step with the rest of the country.
It is now time for the politicians to get in step.
"When leaders are willing to sacrifice their faces, it's easy to get in step behind them," Dubielewicz said.
"Take it down," chanted the demonstrators, led by Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. of Charleston, a Democrat, who organized the 120-mile "Get in Step" march.
Tormented by guilt that he had been unable to fulfill the messianic role of poet of the people, he tried to get in step with the national trend.
Tom Ford was skipping a season to get in-step with the market that increasingly feels like Russian Roulette.
In June of 2011 the state of New York got in step with the slow march of history, legalizing same-sex marriage.
THE scientists at the heart of the military-industrial complex are getting in step with the times, trying to promote their research as a boon to civilian health, wealth and adventure.
The aforementioned for-matching sequences actually need to satisfy two conditions: (a) the whole length between the first and last isograms is equivalent to the related EE-course ; (b) the sequences must cross all the isograms got in Step 1.
The adjacent positions i or j got in Step 3 by Equation (11) are very possible to be the cuspidal points of moving objects which are the false adjacent positions.
