Sentence examples for then another step from inspiring English sources

"I felt something in the quad, and then another step later, I felt something in my ham," he said, referring to his quadriceps and hamstring.

Thus, that history of 'The Wretched,' was the pabulum of the South in 1864; and as the French title had retained on the backs of the pamphlets, the soldiers, little familiar with the Gallic pronunciation, called the book "Lee's Miserables!" Then another step was taken.

Consider their results here, then, another step in the progression, with young women like Christina McHale, Irina Falconi and Sloane Stephens recording early upsets, with the four men into the second week, but with, in the end, no real championship threat other than Serena Williams.

It's another step, then another step.

And then another step, and then another one.

And then another step up the ramp, and I was in my 10s and lower, when I fell in love with this stuff, when it was my religion, when I was a kid.

One small step for a man, then another small step for a man, and another.

Forms and faces pop out, then, after another step or two, they just as quickly recede and the picture goes back to sleep.

Then, after another step, one officer fired an incapacitating 50,000-volt shock and the 1.88m (6ft 2in) Atkinson "went down like a lead balloon", one neighbour said.

The creation of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh is, then, but another step on an already long journey, not a sudden break with the past.But it is a journey that has persistently seen the governance of Scotland become more separate from England.

The company then took another step, promising a greater turn towards law enforcement and other official channels to handle similar cases.