Sentence examples for which steps from inspiring English sources

Looking abroad: which steps by industrialized countries would help most?

"All those guys knew which steps to go up to get on the stage," Williams said.

During which steps do regulatory interventions by the United States Department of Agriculture (U.S.D.A).

There are two decks: one off the kitchen, which steps down to the main deck.

Much of a company's style is derived from which steps are included, how they are performed and at what tempo.

He has now replaced it with a portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds, which steps up the cultural voltage considerably.

In the 1940s the pair began making work together in which steps and music were created independently and the only fixed point was the piece's length.

After a week with the hatchback, which steps in for the previous wagon, I could not bring myself to speak the U-word.

But he offered no details on other measures, suggesting that there were still differences among countries about which steps to take to shore up their respective financial systems.

Jody Hatcher, Novation's vice president for marketing, said the company's senior executives would meet next week to decide which steps to take first.

Prince Charles's staff, including Bolland, the man who guides all media coverage of the heir to the throne, have been carefully advising on which steps to take.