Sentence examples for most famous steps from inspiring English sources

· Rocky Stories: Tales of Love, Hope and Happiness at America's Most Famous Steps, by Michael Vitez and Tom Gralish, is published by Paul Dry Books, price £11.90.

Two journalists from the Philadelphia Inquirer even wrote a book about it - Rocky Stories: Tales of Love Hope and Happiness at America's Most Famous Steps - after interviewing the countless imitators.

In "The Nutcracker" he takes the most famous step of the original 1892 Sugar Plum Fairy, the gargouillade (a sideways jump in which the feet write rapid rings in the air) — whole series of them — and gives it instead to the ballet's third-ranking female figure, the Marzipan dancer, who performs it to different music.

Buzz Aldrin took his most famous step almost five decades ago, when he followed fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong out of their lunar module to become the first humans to set foot on the moon.

This isn't Jack Bauer from 24, Sutherland's most famous role, stepping in with total confidence that he knows how to run the chessboard.

Today's grim cost-cutting and management consultancy edicts are a long way away from 1949 when, Ernest Hemingway, one of its most famous patrons, first stepped into the bar and quickly adopted his own table in the Concordia room.

News that Doctor Who's Daleks could be exterminated from the BBC show merits a bumper factfile on the TV show's most famous villains – so step forward, Daily Star.

Originally a variation of Chinese kway teow (stir-fried noodles), Thailand's most famous culinary export stepped into the limelight in the 1940s when prime minister Plaek Phibunsongkhram decided the country needed a national dish.

But on Monday, the most famous Kardashian sis stepped out in what look like maternity clothes, or at least clothing that hid rather than hugged her figure.

However this small café/bar named after Egypt's most famous singer goes one-step further, serving up Arabic tapas.

Controversy has followed the career of Japan's most famous photographer at every step, primarily for rendering women, his one constant focus, as objects.