Sentence examples for mind steps from inspiring English sources

Washington also has in mind steps that appear to be more far-reaching than those the North Koreans are considering, such as a moratorium on long-range rocket tests.

Mr. Burns said that President Bush and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell had in mind steps that Israel could "consider in its own self-interest to reinforce important steps on the Palestinian side to act decisively against terror and violence".

Crispin, would you mind stepping into my office?

She says that she wouldn't mind stepping behind the camera herself given the right financing.

That will be in the forefront of his opponent's mind stepping into the Octagon this weekend.

Churchill: Mrs May, would you mind stepping outside for a moment?

"I won't mind stepping Cape Blanco back down in trip, but obviously we will go home and talk about it".

With these rules in mind, step away from the stewing steak and discover some of the more exciting dishes to make in a slow cooker.

The officer pats down Mr Sculte before walking over to the passenger's side and asking "do you mind stepping out to make sure this merchandise isn't stolen".

Such thoughts sprung readily to mind stepping through the fine oak doorway of the baroque revival masterpiece of what used to be the headquarters of the North East Railway (NER) in York.

He had, in his own mind, stepped out of the whirlwind of pamphlets and diatribes -- the world of demented gun-show prophets and paranoid fantasies like "The Turner Diaries," from which he learned his history -- and into the whirlwind of action.