Sentence examples for taking a hard step from inspiring English sources

"Even the B-roll we have at ESPN that shows him at training camp, it always shows him moving the ball to his left shoulder, taking a hard step to his left, shuffling around somebody or ducking.

By taking a hard step forward you can trip him.

At the snap, Fitzgerald took a hard step inside, setting up that solitary Raider to be beaten outside when Fitzgerald broke back toward the sideline, the route designed for a lobbed pass over his defender's head.

Now, it seems users are stepping back and taking a hard look at their relationship to America's most popular social network--some dissatisfied users even planning a "mass exodus" from the site.

Take a hard half step to the right side of the ball with your right foot.

"It's a hard thing to do; it's a hard step to take.

And it shouldn't be a hard step to take, at least in theory.

That makes sacking the shadow ministers who disagree on major policy items a hard step not to take.

Ms. Postal took a hard fall on icy steps at her home two years ago and thought for a time that her subsequent medical problems, including spasms, were linked to head injuries from the fall, associates said.

It should, at a minimum, be a sign to such fans that they may need step back, take a hard look in the mirror, and reflect on the role that watching football plays in their lives.

Now he needs to step back and take a hard look at the entire authority system.