Sentence examples for had stepped outside from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kallaur had stepped outside to call his friend and ask when he would be arriving.

The doctor had stepped outside and was crouched against a wall, seemingly poleaxed by what had just happened.

If she had stepped outside for lunch, she would have seen, within a few feet of her office, the news running across the NBC news ticker an hour or so later: "Germany approved a $650 billion package for country's financial markets... part of a coordinated European bailout effort amid volatile markets.

Because filming wasn't allowed inside, he and his newly discovered entourage had stepped outside, heading for the confines of a "Girls Gone Wild" tour bus parked across the street.

Author William Cobb stated in To the Break of Dawn that his rapping had "stepped outside" of the preceding era of old school hip hop and that while the vocabulary and lyrical dexterity of newer rappers had improved, it was "nowhere near what Rakim introduced to the genre".

Like Lane, she had stepped outside to smoke a cigarette.

Though you may not have stepped outside, your Druid prayer garden is almost complete.

"If I'd have stepped outside," he was saying, "you wouldn't be talking to me now".

Loosely translated as "enraged citizen," the Wutbürger has stepped outside the classical political and parliamentary system by organizing demonstrations and town-hall meetings, protest marches and sit-ins.

Loosely translated as "enraged citizen," the Wutb?r has stepped outside the classical political and parliamentary system by organizing demonstrations and town-hall meetings, protest marches and sit-ins.

Even though he may never have stepped outside this country, he was no parochial little Englander.