Sentence examples for step up had from inspiring English sources

The first ones to step up had to overcome fear born of experience.

Results: The difference in EMG onsets during the concentric task (step up) had an intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) of 0·91 with a standard error of measurement of 6·20 ms (95% CL 12·20 ms).

Kobayashi's only realistic options to stay at a comparable level to Sauber, or make a step up, had been Lotus and Force India.

NO MORE STEPPING UP -- Can we agree: no one should ever say that a player "must step up," "has stepped up," "is stepping up," or "hasn't stepped up?" ESPN vastly overstepped; after Connecticut's semifinal victory on Sunday, the reporter Doris Burke employed the phrase three times in less than 30 seconds in an interview about the Huskies' star, Diana Taurasi.

"I've been in management for 28 years, so I can do that part of it, but the next step up has never really appealed to me.

Gills won the League Two title in 2012-13, winning 23 and losing just nine of their 46 league games but the step up has proved difficult.

Nicole Tut (on left) says that interacting with the women at Step Up has literally brought her back to life.

A quick neat clerk stepped up: "Have you been waited on?" he asked.

The way the lads stepped up has been unbelievable". Mark Wood: "I can't quite believe it.

"Yes, we have lost a couple of great centres but the guys who have stepped up have been brilliant and that is the same in every position.

Lyth failed to impress during the 3-2 Aserieseries win and the England coach Trevor Bayliss indicated he had sympathy with the Yorkshire left-hander while appreciating that the step-up had proved too daunting.