The phrase "stepped for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear when it could be used without additional context.
Example: "He stepped for the opportunity" does not make sense as it stands.
Alternatives: "prepared for" or "took a step towards"
"It's a privilege" were her words to me as we stepped for the first time into the spectacular luxuriance of her leafy hill.
They were unlikely to have had time to drink in the scenery, which, as I stepped for the umpteenth time from one country to another, is little less than breathtaking.
The judge went on: "Mr Gill-Webb quite deliberately looked over his right shoulder and then round to look over his left shoulder to see if anyone was watching him and then stepped for concealment behind other spectators.
After crossing the Garigliano River under heavy German shelling, he and his party were climbing a hillside stepped for olive orchards when they came under mortar fire: "There is a noise like thunder.
He had further R&B hits with blues numbers including How Blue Can You Get?, Don't Answer the Door and Paying the Cost to Be the Boss, and in 1969 he hit the upper reaches of the pop charts – territory where no blues artist had stepped for many years – with the subtly orchestrated The Thrill Is Gone.
A lot of nonprofessionals have walked by federal buildings and been stepped for taking a snapshot.
Green Bay closed to 20-17 in the third quarter, and with Minnesota facing a second-and-27 after a taunting penalty on tackle Phil Loadholt, Peterson quick-stepped for 28 yards and a first down at the Green Bay 7. Peterson caught a 2-yard pass from Ponder for the score.
The usual suspects -- Big Bird, Kermit the Frog, Barney, Pikachu, Jimmy Neutron, SpongeBob SquarePants and other blimpy characters -- were rounded up and sent aloft again yesterday as Macy's 77th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade soared and high-stepped for jubilant throngs on a sun-drenched morning in New York.
The troops, dressed in wrinkled Soviet-era uniforms and carrying ancient bolt-action rifles, goose-stepped for a time and then gave up, and the music rose and fell away.
— with steps for teaching Scratch Jr.
"It's an important step for us.
