She was like a nurse for newborns, urging me — a new mother — to step up and change a diaper or something.
Even though we'd let our kids do whatever they wanted with their hair up until that moment, we had to step up and change our minds in order to make life move as it was supposed to.
"The new prime minister had a chance to step up and change the Tories' position on the humanitarian crisis in Syria, and the first signs of failure are already there," he said.
If you've got the ability to analyse yourself you have the ability to step up and change your behaviour.
More important, we don't just need three famous rich women investors… we need three thousand not-so-famous, not-so-rich women to step up and change the landscape.
Further to this, T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer, Cole Brodman, told PC Mag yesterday that customers demanding regular updates is a new concept to T-mobile, and that they are "going to have to step up and change the way [they] do things".
What this and other published definitions seem to have in common is the idea that medical and other professionals have a responsibility to step up, and change the systems and processes of care that they contribute to in order to improve patient safety and quality.
I'm not co-ordinated so the group classes that others seem to find fun and sociable – "step up, touch down, change legs, grapevine, step change and shimmy" – just leave me feeling clumsy and frustrated.
Cut back on feeding and step up the water changes until it clears up.
For now, as Goodell tries to remake his league's battered behavioral image, he needs volunteers to step up, speak out, change the subject.
