Sentence examples for more stepping from inspiring English sources

But with other records, I step out of the way, and on this record, I did a lot more stepping out of the way than anyone expected".

Even in America, despite Ford's and GM's reductions, excess capacity is rising again because the Japanese are once more stepping up production.

Some of the suggestions are subtle and don't shift far from mainstream marketing efforts; others require a little more stepping out of the box.

Sometimes it is about understanding less is more, stepping back and letting the reality of a person come into the light on its own, and then you can be there to support.

This weekend MoS are celebrating with a weekend's worth of parties featuring the likes of Nervo, Ewan Pearson, Dean Beaumont, Terry Farley, Todd Terje, and a tonne more stepping up to the decks armed with a bunch of balloons and some cocktail sausages on sticks.

NO MORE STEPPING UP -- Can we agree: no one should ever say that a player "must step up," "has stepped up," "is stepping up," or "hasn't stepped up?" ESPN vastly overstepped; after Connecticut's semifinal victory on Sunday, the reporter Doris Burke employed the phrase three times in less than 30 seconds in an interview about the Huskies' star, Diana Taurasi.

No more step, step, step, leap.

No more step by step fights to gain minor victories.

Now, a few more steps.

So Hardy added more steps.

A few more steps.