For now, plodding progress with the occasional stepping-on of toes is preferable to the all-or-nothing risks of a post-Seattle round.
Flower beds can be wider, tolerating an occasional step.
Way beyond occasional step-for-note fidelity, its gestures and groupings sometimes release movement into the air to match or underscore Satie's chords.
In a test it worked well if I walked a little more heavily than normal, but it still missed an occasional step or two.
In the final days of the trip, the dance between the pope and the PAN is likely to continue at arm's length, with occasional steps in alignment.
The vast majority of states retain it in various forms, but courts and officials have taken occasional steps to limit its harshest applications.
Building Europe now depends on taking an occasional step back, even if that means reassuring member states of their right, in an emergency, to keep watch over their own borders.
Sells was one of two bass soloists; there were eight singers in all, sitting or standing in front of the instrumental ensemble and, to some small extent, interacting – though deeming it "dramatisation" when people in concert frocks took occasional steps and looked at each other or the audience was stretching things.
It is shown numerically that such first-order convergence in h is attained for all other orientations of the grid and coastline, even when the two are almost aligned so that only occasional steps are present in the numerical coastline.
A steady hum if all is well, a few beeps here and there as backups and rarely-used databases come online, and the occasional step of an IT professional, walking among his servers like a shepherd in his flock.
"While there may be fits and starts and occasional steps backward, the long-term trend remains clear".
