Sentence examples for steps with some from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Planer steps, with some style, into the shoes of Peter Mandelson.

This morning, Beers students paid tribute to the seven astronauts in a ceremony on the school steps, with some singing and the release of seven helium-filled balloons.

Complex reaction mechanisms can consist of a number of electron transfer steps, with some chemical steps preceding or succeeding the electron transfer steps or taking place in between them.

And he pointed closer to home, to California, which has taken steps, with some evident success, to reduce road miles as part of an overall greenhouse gas reduction campaign.

But in outlining his plans in a speech at the National Defense University, Mr. Bush signaled a willingness to approach these fateful steps with some caution and a recognition of the diplomatic and technological barriers that he faces in trying to overhaul longstanding principles about the management of nuclear weapons.

Diffusion-based devices such as packed-bed resins are traditionally used for polishing steps with some drawbacks, the most important of which is the low process throughput.

This was interesting and not out of step with some of the policy positions being taken by mayoral candidates.

Similarly, the idea of a strengthening recovery is out of step with some bubblicious activity, including the dubious and sudden rise in housing prices.

While it's definitely in step with some music from the last half-century of American experimental music, there's something more joyous and almost humorous about his work.

Rarely was Mr. Mars out in front alone, typically preferring to be in lock step with some or all of his band members who moved with far more enthusiasm and pluck than he.

But he has also voted against them on labor issues and other policy, just enough to keep him in step with some voters in his district, which is heavy with working-class residents, many of them in labor unions.