Sentence examples for likes to step from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul said he can stand the heat in the kitchen, but when he needs a break, he likes to step outside for a bit of relief.

One was Brittany McKinney, the catcher, who wears eye black under her mask even in a rainstorm, and who, when hitting, likes to step out of the box and spit into one of her batting gloves between pitches.

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I'm the kind of person who likes to step back at the end of a project and admire the fruits of my labor.

And in an age when we are constantly told what to do without being fully told why (think of all the rules, regrets and warnings we live by daily), the control freak likes to step into the gap and appear as the sole authority figure around, whether or not they have a proper grasp on the facts (and sadly, they often do not).

"We'd like to step into that void".

"Sure, I'd like to step back a little.

Would you like to step forward – or nominate someone else?

Some Republicans in Congress would like to step in to block new E.P.A. rules.

"Would you like to step outside and feed him?" he asked.

"I like to step outside a room and breathe the air and fragrances," she said.