Sentence examples for to stepping from from inspiring English sources

At moments like this — there are many more to come — Matthew Crawley was dangerously close to stepping from charm across into smarm.

But batters lose track when that ball zips into the shadows — an optical jolt akin to stepping from a bright day into a dark room.

But none are quite so sprightly as this, from 2010's Shadows, which sees him "taking a ride on subway train / Do you feel more alive when you get back out again?" Packed with references to mist, blossom and, um, cooling towers, its minimal verses are abruptly gatecrashed by a lush orchestral chorus that's akin to stepping from that carriage into blinding late-summer sunshine.

Karyopherin cargo complex movement through the NPC has been compared to "stepping from one FG-repeat to the next" (Rexach and Blobel 1995), or "sliding over a surface comprised of FG-repeats" (Peters 2005).

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 makes it so much easier to step from one to the other," explained the manager.

SA: Rarely do directors get to step from behind the camera and see people that are supporters.

[Josiah] Royce, e.g., who had only to step from the next door but one into my house.

He was Wilde's fantasy come to life — Dorian stepping from the canvas.