Sentence examples for stepped off on from inspiring English sources

For 25 years, the parade stepped off on the first Saturday in March, a day the parade organizers settled on to accommodate bagpipers and bands with other commitments closer to March 17. Bill Coughlin, a spokesman for the parade committee, said the performers would be unavailable on a weekday.

Saturday's festivities capped an intense yearlong debate over how the city should handle the parade, which traditionally stepped off on the first Saturday in March.

I began to watch people: 95 per cent of people always stepped off on their right foot; they'd shift their balance.

Whitacre and Yamamoto stepped off on the 18th floor.

"Move into the street," a young man shouted as he stepped off the sidewalk on the east side of Broadway.

The president was there to shake her hand when she stepped off the plane on to the red carpet.

Richard Buck had indeed stepped off the track on the second leg but the York man had clearly been barged off by a Polish athlete.

The admiration was clear from the moment Mr. Romney and his wife, Ann, stepped off the ferry on Saturday morning, where a "Welcome Home Mitt" banner greeted them.

The police have said that on Thursday morning the woman, Tarsha Green, 29, hit five pedestrians, including three children, as they stepped off a curb on East 125th Street.

Barry Frey, a senior vice president at Cablevision, stepped off an airplane on Tuesday night to find that his in-flight e-mail exile had been extended.

As I stepped off the elevator on the fifth floor, the store's European Collections department, a salesman asked the one-word question, "Suits?" I nodded.