Sentence examples for high steps from inspiring English sources

Inside, the building hadn't changed — the same impossibly high steps, the same brown mailboxes.

Liz releases Caroline's hand and waits as she ascends the high steps and disappears down the aisle.

She points well, and looked quite good at the piaffe, a form of strutting in place, with high steps.

Instead of strutting in six-inch heels, all high steps and flared nostrils and arched eyebrows, the models were in flat shoes, and they just – well, they walked.

Taking the woman's arm, the boy helped her inch by inch down the two high steps & led her to the sidewalk.

IN the 1940's the museum came up with radical new ideas for the main entrance, including replacing the high steps with a grade-level entrance or creating a curving ramp so automobiles could drive right up to the Great Hall.

Mosquito net, fizzling lamp, high step between rooms.

Each high step, each pleading note announced, I'm gonna make sure you love this.

(The mine was ballyhooed in Jazz Age lingo: "She's a 'High Stepping Baby' and I don't mean maybe").

HOURS -- Dinner, 5 to 11 p.m. daily; brunch, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 3 30 p.m. WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Restaurant is up one high step.

Marcel DeWinter, a Manhattan architect, said that when renovating a bathroom, for example, it makes sense to install a shower stall that does not have a high step.