Sentence examples for slowly stepping out from inspiring English sources
There were still plenty of stars in the sky, and the moon was slowly stepping out.
The show began with a not-very-special effect: two tour buses crashed through a fake stone wall, and the two stars slowly stepped out.
ON a mid-September evening the actor and musician Val Emmich slowly stepped out of a cab in front of Highbar, the trendy new rooftop lounge in Midtown Manhattan.
I slowly stepped out of my snazzy SUV, feeling every single day of my 31 years (plus a few decades).
As we wake each morning from our children greeting us or our alarm clocks buzzing, we slowly step out of bed, turn on our showers and stand under the warm, soothing pellets of water massaging our bodies.
Having spent childhood largely shielded from their father's long public career, the sisters stepped out slowly, with Vanessa Kerry taking time off medical school last fall to barnstorm students' dormitories in Iowa and New Hampshire.
That's all stuff that should have been properly inferred by the media the first time government functionaries stepped out to slowly explain what they thought was going on.
Having started out with no curtains and the "cheapest tables and chairs we could find to get the restaurant open", McHale said "things are slowly stepping up".
I expect it's like writing in Manhattan, but there aren't as many tourists walking very slowly in front of you when you step out for coffee.
"One day, that animal beside the road will step out at the last minute, so go slowly and give it a wide berth.
