Sentence examples for steps with that from inspiring English sources
"We have to keep taking baby steps with that momentum," Laviolette said.
He can also track his steps with that sleep device he's already using at night, and at the same time monitor his... Blood pressure.
Assume it is iambic pentameter, and then do these steps with that mindset.
I am big on lists and scheduling, so my diary has to be in step with that.
Neither set of delegates was in step with that attitude.
Actually, Mr. Siegel said, US Airways' revenue is in step with that of its major competitors.
Justice Thomas's hiring was certainly out of step with that of his colleagues.
Olympus Has Fallen is totally in step with that time-honoured blockbuster trend: portraying the American president as the seat of ultimate power and the ultimate moral good.
The chancellor said there had been "significant progress in achieving cyclical convergence": the economy is now marching more in step with that of the euro area.
Republicans in Congress receive poor marks from voters for their handling of the negotiations, and their positioning has been less in step with that of the typical voter.
June 26: The JVC Jazz Festival (see below) brings in Lionel Loueke, a Beninese guitar sensation who uses his instrument and his voice to produce idiosyncratic music that's provocatively out of step with that of his six-string brethren.
