Sentence examples for noble steps from inspiring English sources

The show of his "Treasures" was about to open at the Met, and it was a sellout before the first customer hit the noble steps.

The play's unconvincing conclusion, which finds the president agreeing to take the noble step of presiding over the marriage of his speechwriter and her partner, is like putting a Band-Aid on a bullet wound.

A noble step in the direction of compromise, though it may not be enough.

It was a noble step up from his first time holding an actual record as young boy, one he was able to pick up after collecting 12 tokens from the side of a box of Corn Flakes.

Whenever a government looks strong in the House of Commons, it often falls to the noble Lords to step in and become the opposition.

Sounds good, but there are a few small problems with this noble, government-mandated step into the next century.

The public had been left unprotected, Niziol argued, and so the Weather Channel, noble public servant, was stepping in to fill the void.

Fig. 1 Release profiles of 4He from each micrometeorite determined by stepped-heating noble gas analyses.

A noble sputter with radical step coverage improvement using directional beam target technology is presented.

The LHC is the next immodest step in the noble tradition of unlocking the mysteries of the heavens.

The goal of creating a better Iraq is a noble one, but a first step will be making sure that ordinary Iraqis find America's ideals and assistance more appealing than Al Qaeda's.