Sentence examples for got out of step from inspiring English sources
But he made no secret of the fact that if Cyprus were to be ceded to any country, that country should be Turkey: because, he reasoned, Turkey had once owned it, while the Greeks, from Homer's time onwards, had merely settled there.As time passed, Mr Denktash got out of step with his people.
It is hardly the first board on Wall Street, though, to let pay get out of step with performance.
But get out of step with it and suddenly you're left with the headache of being the only sober person in a room full of furry freaks.
There is clearly a danger that the economics and politics of the complex US-China relationship may get out of step.
So by using Soho instruments to analyze how some sound waves get out of step with one another (as some move faster) the location of disturbances on the far side can be determined.
Economic instability, he declared, arose whenever the savings of the mass of individuals who compose the community that is, the portions of their money incomes that they did not spend began to get out of step with the real saving of the community that is, the proportion of its output of physical goods that was not destined for immediate consumption.
As a result, light waves get out of step, canceling each other out in places and reinforcing each other elsewhere, in a pattern that creates a ring.
For example: I need more rhythm because when I walk, I get out of step with the song I'm listening to in my head.
The unlikeliest of visitors got out, stepped quickly up the walk and rang the bell of the ranch-style home.
The motor gets out of steps and the precision will drop rapidly.
