Sentence examples for taking a step off from inspiring English sources

It was really taking a step off a ledge and not knowing what was on the other side.

I felt like I was taking a step off a cliff into the unknown," she admitted.

A maximum of 3 trials was allowed to complete each test if participants lost their balance (touching hand rails, taking a step off the platform, requiring support from the assessor).

"People were waiting for them to take a step off the line and mess up.

Plácido Domingo, the busy tenor, conductor and opera impresario, took a step off the treadmill with an announcement on Monday that he would end his term as general director of the Washington National Opera.

"Imagine what it would be like for your children, or yourself, to fear stepping on a mine anytime you took a step off the sidewalk or street in your own neighborhood," he wrote.

Or will her boyfriend – a long term rough sleeper – stay out on the streets and persuade her to do the same by promising to look after her? Will Jane be able to take a step off the streets or will it take longer before she stops sleeping in life-threatening situations?

Most of the trail was lined with invasive ginger plants and whenever I took a step off the trail to relieve myself there always seemed to be a rat scurrying around.

Then I leaned out and took a step off a work wheel that wasn't always so glorious.

But adolescence is tough and it just might be more important to take a step off the professional track when our children are in that phase of life than when they are toddlers, and that can throw a real monkey wrench into a professional career.

"Is this the shape of things to come?" Now, taking a step they had put off since returning in 2004, the Pixies are finally releasing the equivalent of a new album, their first in 22 years.