When you walk in, say something along the lines of "steps out of beautiful, modern, white diamond limo" or "arrives in bright, white, sparkly, crystal jet" along with "tan legs swing out!" However, be careful about being too flashy or dramatic.
"I continued cutting a line of steps upwards.
Readers respond best to main steps that are three to four lines long, and lists of steps that aren't so long they're overwhelming.
Difficulty was increased, for example, by walking while avoiding (ie, turning around) obstacles such as steps, hoops, hurdles, or people; negotiating (ie, climbing over) steps or obstacles (such as hurdles); or reducing the base of support as in normal/tandem walking performed either on a line marked on the floor, on skipping ropes placed on the floor, or in lines of aerobic steps.
And danced, danced, danced — in long lines of people stepping in unison, pointing index fingers in the air and twirling as one.
But here's the point: too often we get overly exercised by individual words, or throwaway lines, instead of stepping back to see the wider meaning.
Our mission as filmmakers was to follow the "state builders" — those people in the South Sudanese government and in the United Nations who would be on the front line of implementing, step by step, a road map for the world's newest state.
Unfortunately, this latest act is just another example in a long line of offensive steps your organization has taken in the wake of this tragic shooting.
The bricks left on the wall in front of her formed a diagonal line, a set of steps, and Grace, with nothing else to do, leaned back to count them.
A case study showed that the semi-destructive disassembly sequence of an air conditioner with the split lines reduces the number of steps needed for extracting a target component.
It's as if the actors have pulled apart lines of print and stepped onto the page.
