Sentence examples similar to most memorable step from inspiring English sources
Holy Soap named Donna's most memorable moments as "Stepping out with Zeke after Ringo had dumped her" and "Locking lips with Korean exchange student Sunny".
The most memorable step is a figure in which dancers tap an extended point in a semicircle around them, but the audience has just seen the corps do this more humorously in "Dance of the Hours".
It is most memorable as a test of readers' fortitude, a step-by-step World War I primer and a breeding ground for the characters who will appear in subsequent installments.
To date, his most memorable moment as a professional was probably when he stepped in to take a charge that sealed a Game 5 victory in the 2007 playoffs against the Utah Jazz.
It later bursts gruesomely from the chest of one crew member in the most memorable entrance of any movie character since Orson Welles stepped from the shadows in The Third Man.
Think about those people and then pick out the most memorable five people of all and trace back the steps to where you first met.
But when Ms. Houdyshell steps forward and rips into "Broadway Baby," one of the most memorable tunes Stephen Sondheim ever wrote, we see the flirty, hungry Hattie of yesteryear who would do anything to be in a great big Broadway show.
The most memorable Olympic protest, of course, came in 1968, when John Carlos and Tommie Smith put on black gloves, stepped to the podium, and raised their fists.
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