Sentence examples for opening steps from inspiring English sources

The opening steps towards a single unionist movement would take place before the next British general election.

The dance of love – do you know the opening steps?

Our greetings are like the opening steps of a wrestling match.

We are, of course, in the opening steps of a grueling, nonstop, two-year battle.

Mr. Baker said he was open to changes in his bill, which he said contained provisions that "the S.E.C. staff and my staff agreed are minimal opening steps".

These are only the opening steps in a complicated dance, and both the politics and the policy can be treacherous ground, as shown by the failed effort to overhaul immigration laws in the George W. Bush administration.

"They're only the opening step in future plans to send Japanese soldiers abroad," said Hiroyuki Konishi, an opposition lawmaker who fought the changes.

The Cowboys hope this is the opening step, small as it was, toward becoming the first team to play in a Super Bowl in its home stadium.

"They're only the opening step in future plans to send Japanese soldiers abroad," said Hiroyuki Konishi, an opposition lawmaker who opposed the changes.

It is 19 years since Venus Williams first played at Wimbledon, an opening step on the path to what has been an incredible career.

In 1941, just seven years after he helped found the School of American Ballet with Lincoln Kirstein, George Balanchine choreographed a work whose opening position and opening step seem to delineate specifically American qualities of ballet schooling.