Sentence examples for overstep being from inspiring English sources

In the running walk, the horse's rear feet overstep the prints of its front feet by 6-18 inches, with a longer overstep being more prized in the Tennessee Walking Horse breed.

From the extent of supersaturation, the calculated overstep of Gibbs free energy from equilibrium is 0.9 27 kJ per mole of garnet (12 oxygen atoms), and the temperature overstep is 1.7 50 °C.

Overstep is still the word even for a bank like Bank Bali, more than double its price from the beginning of this year but still selling for the equivalent one U.S. cent.

If Stokes did not stint in his efforts then his anger on Twitter the previous evening, in which he seemed to suggest that overstepping was an inevitable consequence of effort, was just naive.

How exactly to do that without overstepping is part of what the company is figuring out now.

But we are likely to conclude that the agency was fairly scrupulous in its adherence to legal boundaries, and that its overstepping was infrequent, mostly unintentional and, in any event, corrected by the FISA Court in subsequent oversight proceedings.

Palmquist never overstepped, he was always extremely polite, and that made his hostility all the more potent; it gleamed over their encounter like moonlight.

Ellyse Perry got away with one there: she overstepped but wasn't called for a no-ball.

However, since starts from 1, an "overstepping" should be made, by defining arbitrarily in such a way so that (3.1) is consistent.

It really feels like the Tribunal has overstepped what is supposed to be its jurisdiction by taking on this case.

And since politicians and policymakers almost inevitably overstep, the skeptic is usually proved correct — eventually.