Sentence examples for is keeping in step from inspiring English sources

Along the corridors, around the catwalks, and up and down the stairs they go, chipping away at the days of this vast and orbital deployment, getting one day nearer to going home to see the year-old daughter who is keeping in step, doing her bit (though in one direction only), growing one day older.

Duke University is keeping in step with this technological revolution, but in ways that might surprise the casual observer.

A: Monetization progress has been keeping in-step.

Now authors are keeping in step with the times by collaborating with web gurus, photographers, game designers or – as in the case of Nine Lives – musicians, to create something new and bring a more transformative experience to readers.

These days many travel writers are keeping in step with our interactive times by collaborating with web gurus, photographers, game designers or – as in the case of Dalrymple – musicians, to create something new, and bring a more transformative experience to readers.

MLS continues to monitor the situation and is keeping in regular contact with Orlando City officials regarding next steps.

"We are keeping in reserve additional steps that we could take should the situation escalate further," Obama said, acknowledging that he did not know if the measures he has ordered so far will work.

But we are keeping in reserve additional steps that we could take should the situation escalate further".

The first step to educating children is keeping them in rather than putting them out of school.

"Karzai is keeping everyone in play".

Wages began to stagnate in the early '80s and are no longer keeping in step with inflation, said Doug Stephens, founder of Retail Prophet, a group that advises retail brands.