Sentence examples for to step from from inspiring English sources

Few, in fact, were able to step from the long shadow he cast over painting.

The actor needs a compelling reason, beyond vanity, to step from the wings onto the stage.

It was a relief to step from that world into the kinetic thrills of Mr. Taylor's 1975 anthem, "Esplanade".

"It's not easy to step from 30 degrees in training into snow, which we had here this morning," he said.

But it came as a slight relief to step from the pavilion into the sun of the public gardens and push on.

Mr. Gore seemed to relish the opportunity to step from the sidelines and assess the opponent who defeated him in the bitterly contested 2000 election.

And they are not, from all accounts, easy people to step away from.

Jordan sought to step back from that.

Ordering him to step down from power.

How to step out from under it?

"I knew I had to step away from the system.