Sentence examples for take a step away from from inspiring English sources

"You take a step away from your cell door to use the bathroom, and you just see a shadow speed walk by.

"Alternative finance needs to take a step away from the arrogance and attitude which brought down traditional finance institutions, and look to the needs of the investor above all," he said.

"I really needed to take a step away from what I had known for over a decade and I needed to have new people involved to make it feel fresh from every perspective".

Executives thought they could take a step away from what has been the staple of Hispanic programming: the telenovela, the Spanish-language entertainment that consists of soap-opera storylines spun out over four or five months.

Oakeshott appeared to take a step away from the most lurid allegation in the book, involving a dead pig and the prime minister when he was a student at Oxford, saying that she and Ashcroft had initially regarded it as a joke.

And collectively we would take a step away from broadcast and toward participatory democracy.

"They've taken a step away from putting the best team on the field," one said.

He is funniest as a stand-up when he takes a step away from his bawdy comic riffs to poke holes ruefully in his own discourse.

The N.H.L. has taken a step away from the importance of shootouts by changing a rule that governs tie breakers in the standings.

I was delighted in 1967 when the paper took a step away from New York exceptionalism by dropping the geographical reference in the masthead.

He was captured in Libya by American special forces in mid-June.Armed forcesJapan took a step away from its post-war pacifism by ending a ban that stopped it from coming to the aid of allies.