Sentence examples for going up the steps from inspiring English sources

As he was going up the steps to the prayer platform, a Hindu fanatic suddenly broke through the congregation and fired three shots.

Even the ­Chelsea cheers as the Cup was raised were muted, one appreciatory roar for ­Hiddink apart, whereas had it been Everton going up the steps the din would have been a ­danger to passing aircraft.

Then the headmaster's introduction is over, the pupils who pack the hall are clapping enthusiastically, and the big man is going up the steps, the blood roaring in his ears.

Willie looked with the journalist at the great man going up the steps.

"I tend to feel this anticipation when I am going up the steps that is, like, I am going home".

Willie saw a dark-suited middle-aged man, pink-faced after lunch, going up the steps at the far side of the lobby.

6. Go up the steps under the arches, cross over the road and walk back 120m to Bedford Street.

Just Don't Go Up the Steps," by Randy Kennedy (Tunnel Vision column, Feb. 5) reflected the sadness associated with the World Trade Center station but underestimated the convenience that opening the station brings.

"Every time I thought I had that race won, I was, like, going up the 'Rocky' steps," he said.

Take the small steep path on your left, going up the track and steps ahead.

Going up the four wooden steps they jostled one another, each trying to get ahead of the others.