Sentence examples similar to step up means from inspiring English sources
That's what stepping up meant to me.
In order to join the on-line discussion, a member of the AE community had to stumble upon a link about 200 words into a piece titled "Stepping Up Means Stepping into the Line of Fire", posted on the AE site Wednesday by Mark McKinnon, a member of its Board of Advisors, which led to a page at which visitors were solicited to "tell us how you think we should move forward".
In this environment, students step up because it means helping their friends, their family, and sometimes themselves.
Toronto is being given an opportunity to step up and provide a means of safety for women.
"If you want to be a community where kids and their mothers being homeless is not tolerated, then individuals and businesses have to step up and provide the means to do that," says Cate Steane, executive director of the Family Emergency Shelter Coalition.
Stepping up meant shutting down the opposition.
But that also means speakers step up to the plate and give their all in explaining how their companies are faring.
However, say American officials, failure by Nato countries to "step up to the plate" would mean the shortfall would be covered by the US.
Adam Greenberg: I'm struggling with questions about 'what does it mean to step up and take risks'?
"It means the level of violence will step up," added Mr. Quijano, a former rebel himself.
