Sentence examples for heavier steps from inspiring English sources

Now he is considering heavier steps, like cutting kindergarten to a half day, ending Spanish classes and guidance counselors in the elementary schools, reducing library and nursing staffs, and dropping middle school and freshman sports teams.

Sure, all the action still happens in her pelvis and chest, but the execution is different, with a sway back, upturned chin and heavier step.

Some heavy steps in the corridor.

Between heavy steps, he soaked in the noise and color from the stands.

"They didn't have heavy steps like the Germans or Russians.

They sounded so gentle and quiet, so unlike the rushed, heavy steps of most successful Chinese businesswomen.

Behind the security were the few tourists lucky to have been nearby, at accredited hotels, when Petrobras's heavy steps had registered on the scanners.

The picture starts a little slowly, but the lack of insistent sentimentality and the arresting first-timer in the lead balance the early, heavy steps.

I review footage I filmed yesterday after a bombing in al-Shaar district and notice a man covered in dust crossing the frame with heavy steps.

The poet has "heavy steps" but "light thoughts," as opposed to when he was a young man, and carried thoughts "heavy with destiny / on light feet that almost danced from so much future".

"Civil Deconstruction," which featured deliberately fragmentary phrases for Ms. Uzzi, Ms. Warfel and Mr. Blumenfeld, was notable for its juxtapositions of light and heavy steps and a brief solo by Mr. Blumenfeld to the sounds of offstage tapping.