Sentence examples for the biggest step of from inspiring English sources
It's the biggest step of my career.
"That was the biggest step of all," she says, because it was so expensive.
Thursday night represented the biggest step of the comeback, if not the culmination.
Wieber, a 17-year-old from DeWitt, Mich., is about to take the biggest step of her competitive life, going to the London Olympics as the odds-on favorite to win the all-around gold medal.
It's the biggest step of my career so far," Gardos told the club.
In one of the biggest steps of the new government, designed to highlight what it regards as the spendthrift ways of Gordon Brown, George Osborne will on Monday announce £6bn of cuts that will slash, among others, travel budgets and IT costs.
That was the moment when Alexander Hamilton took the big step of federalising the states' debts.
But six years would pass before the company took the bigger step of re-establishing shop in the country.
The little steps led to the big step of buying the ring, which he did during his lunch hour, with Ms. Canter in tow.
He might want to reread that quote and start by asking the advocacy group, the Committee to Save New York, to take the big step of voluntarily disclosing who gave it $17 million last year.
In October last year Disney took the big step of allowing two of its hit dramas—"Lost" and "Desperate Housewives"—to be downloaded from Apple's iTunes download service on to iPods for $1.99 an episode.
