Sentence examples for have stepped from from inspiring English sources
You have stepped from your car into heaven.
One was Marlon Brando, "an inscrutable figure who seems to have stepped from the audience itself".
He seemed to have stepped from a hansom cab, missing only a top hat.
Mr. West, who might have stepped from a Ralph Lauren ad, has plenty of intensity but little specific personality.
The bowler-hatted baddie – cleverly played by an implacably sinister Stuart McQuarrie – could have stepped from a George Grosz drawing.
Frika might have stepped from the pages of Nancy Richler's moving third novel, "The Imposter Bride," which opens in 1946 at a wedding in Montreal's Jewish community.
The radio cited witnesses who said he was shot by a bearded man who had stepped from a car.
He is small and trim, and looks hard-bitten and antique, as if he had stepped from a daguerreotype.
The elegant gowns of others made them look as if they had stepped from a painting by John Singer Sargent.
"I felt that my life had changed completely, that I had stepped from darkness into light — all the expressions you hear".
Detective Lavelle, in the driver's seat, pulled up alongside the Ford; Officer Kelly had stepped from the passenger's side of the cruiser to confront the man.
