'stepping forward together' is a valid phrase in written English.
It conveys the idea that two or more people are progressing or advancing in the same direction, typically in a unified way. For example: The two teams agreed to step forward together towards a resolution.
How the lovers simply step forward together before the first great pas de deux, or the fact that Juliet is stock-still as the most dramatic and churning music is used to describe her turmoil.
Our countries have many deep links, including in culture and language, and I hope my visit will help us take a step forward together".
So next year, we should use the latest science and projections to set commitments out to 2025, and then come back to the table towards the end of this decade to set targets for 2030, and all step forward together again.
In a bid for more traction in the ever-saturated mobile market, Deutsche Telekom, the German parent of T-Mobile, and Mozilla are taking a step forward together.
But I felt that we were taking our own plodding steps forward together.
One such champion -- African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina -- opened the 2016 Annual Meeting by asking heads of state to take a bold step forward together to tackle malnutrition reminding them that, "When the growth of our children is stunted today, the growth of our economies will be stunted tomorrow.
Try standing both feet together and stepping forward.
I challenge this generation of technologists to step forward and work together to tackle the problems that our society needs to solve – to eschew the hip, narrow approach to entrepreneurship.
There's no general who has stepped forward to hold it together.
Three weeks after the games would have begun, when the talks had stalled for what seemed like the last time, Quinn stepped forward and brought the parties together.
