Sentence examples for step turning from inspiring English sources

When he entered the nightclub he stomped towards the dancefloor, every step turning a few more heads.

"It's an inspiring environment, but the second step, turning potential into growth, is where I'm pretty sure Wowereit isn't doing enough".

Now hotel keepers have figured out a way to take the carefree atmosphere to the next step, turning an overnight stay into an opportunity to shop in bed.

Now, as Vladimir Putin sends troops into Crimea and hints at following up on this cruel gambit with further moves into eastern Ukraine, he is, step by step, turning back the clock on information.

Chris and Martin Kratt have been beaming their pro-wildlife message to young PBS viewers for several years now, but lately they have been working on taking the next step: turning interest into action.

Larry instinctively took care of the final step, turning it inside out and pulling it across a stretcher to scrape away the fat.

The giant step turned into a stumble, and Humber could not get up.

26 A two-step strategy based on initial formation of methyl heptoside 14 and a concomitant acetylation/acetolysis step turned out to be more reliable.

However, when polar proton-accepting compounds were present, the deprotonation step turned into a much more rapid process, thereby reaching the diffusion-controlled limit.

This inconspicuous washing step turned out to be crucial for the extraction of a relatively pure population of nuclei from crosslinked tissue.

Household size was a significant factor for all age groups, while gender, although retained in the Poisson regression step, turned out to have no significant impact.