Sentence examples for steps we would from inspiring English sources

When we were able to understand the steps, we would rent a studio and dance through it".

More than any country in Latin America, Chile "is a country that has made all the right decisions and taken all the economic steps we would have urged them to take" toward an open economy, said William R. Brownfield, the American ambassador.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 13 Of the lw steps we would like to see taken in this war without further delay, the first is the unification of the information bureaus and the appointment of Elmer Davis to head them up.

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Though the justification depends on support relations that might be called "inferential" in the sense that were we to consciously rehearse them in steps we would call it an inference, there are no inferences made, thus no noseeum inference.

According to the steps, we would begin with remote surveillance and data gathering, and would eventually move on to covert visitations with the goal of gauging the performance characteristics of the aliens' vehicles and weaponry.

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Mary determined the height of the rise between the steps and depth of tread, and how many steps we'd need to get from the platform at the height of the back door down to the ground.

That's a step we wouldn't take".

Brian Dolan, a spokesman for the railroad, said the elimination of the three branches would be a "drastic step we would hope we would not have to implement".

It reminded me of the game that my husband, a chemistry professor, and I would play with our daughter when she was 2. We would each hold one of her hands, and on every step we would lift her up and say one of the elements of the periodic table.