Sentence examples for stop stepping on from inspiring English sources

I asked him nicely if he could stop stepping on my feet.

Or stop stepping on the scale when they have been eating too many cookies.

In a morning workshop, the State Education Commissioner, John Ellis, appealed for unity, saying: "We should stop stepping on each other's toes.

Keen says when high earners like David stop stepping on the home buyers "escalator", it's a sign of a system coming "unstuck".

In his file is a letter he wrote to Attorney General Francis Biddle in 1942 that reads, in part, "Do you suppose you could ask Edgar's boys to stop stepping on my heels?

"You want to run your state and the country, but you don't have the sense to tell your children to stop stepping on your dog's spine?" Kenneth Meador wrote.

I have long stopped stepping on scales or counting the calories I eat, but my inner dialogue and debate about how I feel towards my body rages on.

I was about to get on the escalator to the subway at Columbus Circle when I stopped to let an older woman step on ahead of me, slowly and carefully.

Well you need to get up and stop being stepped on because when things become physical, it's serious!

That hasn't stopped the two from stepping on each other's toes.

On a recent Friday, Robert Hall power-washed the sidewalk as people strolled by, some stopping to step on the platform.