Sentence examples for when stepping on from inspiring English sources

And when elderly people do ride escalators, they should use extra care when stepping on or off the moving steps.

Our media is rife with falling over videos, particularly when stepping on or off boats, or dancing drunk at wedddings, in the You've Been Framed-type franchises.

— Tanya Caldwell In this age of Google, GPS, virtual college tours, electronic guidebooks and private college tours, there is still no match for the gut feeling one gets when stepping on a college campus and talking face-to-face with the people who make that community what it is.

In the present study we ask whether the perceived height of a step can be increased using a visual illusion and, more importantly, whether as a consequence this leads to the adoption of a safer stepping strategy, in terms of greater foot clearance over the step edge when stepping on to it.

You can almost feel the beating heart of 131 Troutman Street when stepping on its dusty old front porch.

Frank Sinatra sends a note of appreciation on the Hall's 100th anniversary: "Something magical happens when stepping on to the hallowed Carnegie Hall stage".

An Oct. 15 letter refers to the fruit of ginkgo trees, which "stink" when stepped on.

They are somewhat rough to the touch, and reverberate slightly when stepped on.

He was killed when stepped on a pressure plate that triggered a buried bomb.

The mat has arrows that are used to go up, down, left, and right when stepped on.

Difficult to see, they can, when stepped on, inject quantities of venom through grooves in their dorsal-fin spines.