How To Use Step on In A Sentence
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Instead of giving a couple of set recipes, it gave a basic custard recipe and then ingredients to "infuse" (step one), to "add" (step two) and to "mix in" (step three), depending on your taste.
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You have made the first step on the pathless path.
Deepak Chopra: Walking the Pathless Path: Do We Need to Travel to Have a Spiritual Journey?
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Murdock is taking on an expanded role of football development manager, while Wood takes his first step on the coaching ladder and will be assisted by Paul Penrice and Martin Oglanby.
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The 16-time grand slam champion faces yet more uphill climb as he takes aim at the next step on the title ladder, the 77 trophies of John McEnroe.
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Beatification is the last step on the road to sainthood, although not all those who are beatified are finally canonised.
John Paul II to be beatified in Rome
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From the moment you step on to the monorail which takes you from the vast car park to the park itself, the excitement of the day begins.
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They're certainly a step on from his previous good wheeze, performing shows with a bucket on his head.
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Step one: Start by curling your lashes to ensure they blend seamlessly with the individual lashes, which have a built-in curl, and then apply one coat of mascara.
Napoleon Perdis: Faking It: The Secret to Long, Lush Lashes
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I'll be the kind of guy who is filthy, stinking rich and doesn't care who I step on to get where I'm going.
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Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
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Scotland They have recruited from far and wide but need their foreign signings to click with home-grown stars to step on from last year.
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When you find a picture that looks like you, it's step one to discovering a distant branch of your family tree.
The Sun
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Step one is his novel, a hilarious romp intended to remind readers that the comic neurotic is also a talented writer.
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When you find a picture that looks like you, it's step one to discovering a distant branch of your family tree.
The Sun
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Those that do not explode lie on the ground like landmines, waiting for people to step on them.
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An improved climate: ‘Every year, environmental alarmists claim we have taken another step on the road to ruin.’
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Step two: wait a year or two and repeat step one, changing the stars and some minor plot details and call it a sequel.
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His face was deadly pale, and his mouth was wide open as he slept, breathing heavily; his left hand rested on the hilt of his scimiter; his right was extended, palm upwards, on the stone step on which he sat, the very picture of exhaustion.
Paul Patoff
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Step one is to strip away surface gloss and get straight to the heart of a bond.
The Sun
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David Evans from Wales, the lanky but smooth attacker who has been quietly laboring to bring his game back to the world class form he briefly displayed four years ago, took a small step on that road last night.
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Now take your right foot back a step on the beat of music.
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These gnarled vegetables such as salsify, Jerusalem artichokes and celery root are about to step onto the food fashion runway.
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Step one - Don't throw away your empty cigarette boxes, keep them and let them mount up.
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‘Please take care not to step on the shadows,’ it asks, as if you were about to enter a fairyland, and, in a way, you are.
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The first step on the road to heaven for each of us is to realize our true spiritual state in the sight of God.
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Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
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If we step on shore, the ‘Charadrius caruncula’, a species of plover, a most plaguy sort of “public-spirited individual”, follows you, flying overhead, and is most persevering in its attempts to give fair warning to all the animals within hearing to flee from the approaching danger.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa
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When you find a picture that looks like you, it's step one to discovering a distant branch of your family tree.
The Sun
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A step in temperature on the Fahrenheit scale is smaller than a step on the Centigrade scale.
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So I presume the airline will set a weight ceiling and make everyone who waddles up to the check-in counter step on a scale - probably the baggage scale.
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Stand facing it and step on to it with one foot, keeping the sole flat.
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Step one instruction, but proceed through subroutine calls.
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Your first step onto the revolving disc that holds the tables can be a bit disconcerting and it's easy to get lost as your seat sidles away while you're loading up your plate.
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Californians may choose to take this step on Nov.2, however they also have a proposition on the ballot that would be a step in the other direction.
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Understandably there is some embellishment in how both sides present themselves, but imagine Peter's shock when a loud, sassy ex-con turns up on his doorstep one day instead of the leggy blonde he was expecting.
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The first man to step on the moon and a rather shy, modest human being.
The Sun
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Immediately there was an almost noiseless step on the floor; and a figure emerged from a deep niche, that looked as if it might once have been an oratory, in ancient times; and the figure, too, might have been supposed to possess the devout and sanctified character of such as knelt in the oratories of ancient times.
Doctor Grimshawe's Secret — a Romance
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Samir failed to progress beyond this first step on the ladder.
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You step on the bathroom scales and.
The Sun
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In the late sixteenth century, English borrowed this word, now spelled mountebank, to refer to those roaming charlatans who would step onto a box or bench to attract the attention of potential buyers of such dubious offerings as “snake oil” medicine.1
The English Is Coming!
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That admonishment -- directed at another reporter unfortunate enough to step on the long train of TV host Lisa Rinna -- offers a hint of the rough-and-tumble of Hollywood's most famous walkway.
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Even one small step on the path of your plan can be a giant leap!
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Step one is to pop my fresh smoked cod into some hot milk.
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It felt like the first step on a slippery slope to mounting debt.
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New simulator is next step on the road to developing quantum computers
November 27th, 2006
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She suggests that those compelled to walk should do so on the stairs because a misstep on an escalator could cause a collective tumble.
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They're certainly a step on from his previous good wheeze, performing shows with a bucket on his head.
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Then picture in your mind the first step on that road.
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Step one is to lose weight and eat healthily.
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The existing legislation, and it will be changed in conference, is a modest step on the way to true reform. nathan smith ga
Cornyn: There are 'some good things about the bill'
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Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
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Step one is to pop my fresh smoked cod into some hot milk.
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The thrust of the report is that existing housing policy does not come anywhere near meeting demand for an affordable first step on the ownership ladder.
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Samir failed to progress beyond this first step on the ladder.
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Step one of the cull will be to gas the badgers' burrows.
The Sun
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Except it's the first step on a path no one wants to go down.
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I squeaked as we took a step onto the porch just as a group of topless girls ran by.
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Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
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A step in temperature on the Fahrenheit scale is smaller than a step on the Centigrade scale.
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The shovel's blade carved a little trail in the snow and he tried to step only in that trail, not sure why it mattered but anxious not to stray outside the parallel lines.
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The most sensible carriage-horse is liable to step on his master's foot or crowd him against a wall in a moment of excitement; but even inside the keddah, with wild elephants all about, and a captive elephant hemmed in by three or four tame animals, the noosers safely work under the bodies and between the feet of the tame elephant until the feet of the captive are tied.
The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals A Book of Personal Observations
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Step one to success is the promise you make to yourself to take yourself seriously.
The Sun
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Step one of Judy's transformation was to tackle the stained knotty pine walls with ‘quite a few gallons of paint.’
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If you tell a person to "step on it" or "throw on your coat," they may take you literally, with disastrous consequences.
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Step one to success is the promise you make to yourself to take yourself seriously.
The Sun
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She is hoping her US debut will be the first step on the road to fame and fortune.
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She is hoping her US debut will be the first step on the road to fame and fortune.
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Step one: The incubator I half fill a spaghetti jar with tank water, adding fungus preventative.
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The third quarter figures could be the next step on a downward trajectory.
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As usual, it looked as if a professional had done her makeup and she was ready to step onto the cover of some fashion magazine.
Family Storms
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The moment, however, a step on the stair was heard, he snatched up hat and gamp, and in two-twos was outside the door of the flat.
Two Tales of Old Strasbourg
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Tact is the ability to step on a man's toes without messing up the shine on his shoes. Harry S. Truman
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Another step on the journey to yourself. funambulator on May 11, 2008
Searching For The Underbelly
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I try not to step on ants or swat bees so hard that they fall dead to the ground.
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The rush I get whenever I step onto the pitcher's mound is just amazing.
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Your body shakes with excitement right up until the moment you step on stage.
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But now it's: how dare anyone step on what I have vacuumed?
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The boat can be fully provisioned with food, if you request, so that all you need do is fly in, step on board and sail away.
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Before adding this, be opposite in Guangzhou periphery of characteristic agriculture step on a dot, lavender, cherry, frog, goose, holothurian , rose, even firedrake fruit he has studied.
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The idea behind the Ka was ingenious, offering the first step on the Ford ladder for many young drivers.
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Poke holes in the figs and repeat this step one more time.
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Here and now, we enjoy some of the greatest players to ever step on a baseball diamond.
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Except it's the first step on a path no one wants to go down.
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Beatification is the final step on the path to sainthood.
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Her beatification, the penultimate step on the way to sainthood, has taken place at surprising speed even in the context of the ‘saint factory’ that is the contemporary Vatican.
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Nonetheless, the foremost step on the road to recovery for any alcoholic is for him to admit he has a problem and needs help.
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The spiralling cost of property has also meant that, for young families, this is usually the first step on the property ladder.
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Step one is to strip away surface gloss and get straight to the heart of a bond.
The Sun
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So holy is the spot to Judaism, that only when the Jewish Messiah arrives will Jews be permitted to once again step on the hallowed ground where their distant forbears worshipped.
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Before adding this, be opposite in Guangzhou periphery of characteristic agriculture step on a dot, lavender, cherry, frog, goose, holothurian , rose, even firedrake fruit he has studied.
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Clearly, the first step on the path to intelligent innovation in the mobile space is to acknowledge that we need to start innovating, which is pretty much the polar opposite of dragging every desktop idea we've had since 1979 along and trying to squeeze the mindgrapes out of it until it fits on a two inch screen.
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Every few steps or so I'd hit her foot (or step on it, oops!) and she would wince, but try to hide her pain.
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But the salient feature of blogging, which Seth points out above re: the Pajamas Media keynote, is that the first small step one takes on the path to blogging is sucking up to the blog media.
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It's hard to give yourself to anything and that's what makes it beautiful, even on days when you write a bit of drivel, forget where the troops moved next, or step on your partner's foot.
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How it should Come none Can give any good acco; its Call'd Pooles hole from a man of that name that was a Robber and use to secure himself in yt place like a house, and so ye Country people imagined he made it, but some think it was dug to find mines or marble or Chrystal because ye mettle mines are full of stone as I sd before; only this Enters in ye side whereas the mines they make now are as a well perpendicular for severall yards before it spreads, and yt not till they Come to find metal, but ye difficulty appears as to this hole how so large a Cavity should be Left, as in some places ye Roofe is as lofty as you can see and all stone; now how it should be fixt so as not to tumble in by ye weight of ye Earth or stone on ye top: as to ye waters dropping yt is but what is Customary among rocks and stones, there are many springs wch run in ye veines of ye Earth and allwayes are running in such subteraneus vaults in the Earth, wch gather together and runns in a little Channell in ye bottom of this Cave as you may step one.
Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary
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Samir failed to progress beyond this first step on the ladder.
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I can't bear to walk past a broken bottle or can for fear that some child may one day step on it.
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Staying to the shadows and being careful not to step on any sticks that were still being hidden by unmelted snow, she watched and observed him.
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As I step on to its teeming streets, I begin to understand his words, for the very pulse of this city can be felt instantly.
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The farmers had been afraid to step on the expensive carpet in their muddy boots.
Christianity Today
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Except it's the first step on a path no one wants to go down.
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Mind where you put your feet; you could step on some broken glass.
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However, there are fashion magazines and features put together by professionals, so why step on their toes?
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An unexpected Christmas present in the form of an abandoned boy was left on the President's doorstep on Sunday.
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The tentative first step on the comeback trail.
The Sun
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While we were in France, we were tricking her into walking the odd step on her own.
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Which woulda been okeh, eksept she would leave teh little prickly inch-long twig bits in teh shag rug so we could step onnem wif bare feetz!
Lyle dreamed of cheezburgers but belonged to a vegetarian. - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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As I closed my book at eleven o'clock, I heard a heavy footstep on the stairs.
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The tentative first step on the comeback trail.
The Sun
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Step One Cut a V-shaped notch in the fireboard, then start a small depression adjacent to it with a rock or knife tip.
Seven Ways To Light a Fire Without a Match
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The tentative first step on the comeback trail.
The Sun
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Realize that the CLR-to-Running Program step only occurs when you execute a program.
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She is hoping her US debut will be the first step on the road to fame and fortune.
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You'll be late if you don't step on it.
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The supercharger is essentially bypassed and the rotors simply "freewheel" until you step on the throttle and the supercharger responds with instantaneous boost and acceleration.
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He took a step on the platform, his weight causing a loud creak, and froze.
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The first man to step on the moon and a rather shy, modest human being.
The Sun
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When you step onto the cupped stair tread of an old farm cottage or Victorian rambler you think of all the people who passed this way before you.
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Dutifully, we step on the correct train and go home to the overdraft statement, or the divorce petition, or the cold fear that our kid may be a junkie.
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She is hoping her US debut will be the first step on the road to fame and fortune.
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I step on it with the heel of my shoe - I certainly didn't miss them.
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Yet another step on the road to self-drive cars - you have been warned.
The Sun
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I've never complained to our landlord about the lump in the hallway shag that weeps blood when you step on it.
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Tourists step on to the river bank beside a ramshackle green hut and walk along a towpath under a busy road bridge.
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Mind where you put your feet; you could step on some broken glass.
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Step onto the red marker outside CJ's house.
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For every year you've worked here you go up another step on the salary scale.
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As Gideon had learned, some antipersonnel mines explode not when you step on them, but when you step off them.
Gideon’s war
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Step one is to make a checklist of things I look for in a partner.
The Sun
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The second stair creaks when you step on it.
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This was the moment when Neil Armstrong became the first man to step on the Moon.
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The fact is, every mentally capable person looks at entry-level jobs as a first step on the economic ladder.
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Instead he stood on the step on the driver's side, half in and half out, slowly unfurled his considerable frame to its full height, and began his verbal assault.
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There have been dancing games before, of course, but they were rudimentary hopscotch affairs where you had to step on the right footpad at the right time.
Why talk to a computer? Surely talking to a human is traumatic enough?
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Serbia and Montenegro may still be part of the same country, but they are drifting apart, and Montenegro's refusal to do business in dinars is step one in the divorce.
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It is suggested that new members start at step one and proceed sequentially and at their own pace through the remaining steps.
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Staying to the shadows and being careful not to step on any sticks that were still being hidden by unmelted snow, she watched and observed him.
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As long as he doesn't step on my feet," Ria said, composing her face into another pleasant but totally unmeant smile.
Beyond World's End
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Photograph by Tara Donne for The Wall Street Journal, Food Styling by Martha Bernabe, Prop Styling by Angharad Bailey Mixing rosemary, dill, mint, white allium and scabiosa Step One Using a mix of leggy and dense herbs—rosemary, yellow flowering dill, mountain mint—build a framework of textures and fragrances.
Herb-and-Flower Arrangements
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A first home is a step on the ladder, it's never the end goal or the dream home, and is rarely where you'd genuinely like it to be.
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When she tells Alfonso that Eric is on board and cannot step on Bucca, he starts calling the men to retrieve the Avalonian cur from the Lucky Dog to be arrested for stealing from the Counsel!
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Mind where you put your feet; you could step on some broken glass.
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Libertarians and many "Tea Partiers" unknowingly wish to spin our Democracy into an a kind of anarchistic oligarchy where the banks and corporations will rule and mercilessly step on not only on the tea party people, but all the little people and we will continue to have what we ` ve had for so many years: Democracy for the few.
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You'll be late if you don't step on it.
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The government took another step on the road to political reform.
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Now take your right foot back a step on the beat of music.
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And if you stayed with him to prevent his drawing that conclusion, what, you'd be taking a giant step on behalf of womankind?
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Nos. 1 and 5, on the left side, Nos. 2 and 6, on the right side, step on the circle; take carriage eccentric levers and throw eccentrics into gear; withdraw the lever from the sockets, and insert them into holes in the wheel, and heave the mortar-carriage up against the front hurter; throw eccentric out of gear; place levers on the circle close to Brackets, butts forward, and retire to their stations.
Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy. 1866. Fourth edition.
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Tourists step on to the river bank beside a ramshackle green hut and walk along a towpath under a busy road bridge.
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Not once did the seconds step on to the mat until they had received instructions from their skip as to what she wanted them to do.
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She had a very quick mind for anything political or financial—had she not been born a woman, and given her spirit, there is no telling what she might have done—and the moment she grasped it she was horrified, for Terentia was an aristocrat to her core, and to her the notion of privatizing state land and giving it to the plebs was a step on the road to the destruction of Rome.
Imperium
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Mr. Manos will no doubt try to persuade other European banks to open up overnight and very short-term inter-bank lines of credit as a first step on the path back to normality, but it is likely to be a long process.
A Good Day For Greek Banking
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Dr. Fligor, who called binaural beats "not the least bit harmful," would probably agree with this assessment, but just in case i-dosing is the first step on the path to heroin addiction, it would behoove you to know how to spot the warning signs of a digital drug problem.
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Second, clerical work no longer served as the first step on the ladder into management.
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I shall step on her very firmly if she interrupts me again.
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Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
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Step one, of course, was putting "a toeless sock over the pigeon's body to restrain the wings and feet, " Humphries explains.
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Could you step on it? I'm late.
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Confederates and their cause in the outcome of the most heroic onslaught in history, assumptively claimed by one State as a close monopoly, to the exclusion or ignoring of another that kept step on that occasion, or to be entirely accurate, showed pace to all others, we alighted to have mapped out the historic or the possibilic.
Recollections and reflections : an auto of half a century and more,
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Don't step on him; he's already acknowledged his faults.
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One lucky Eagles fan will get the chance to step on to the pitch and announce the teams for the final home match of the season.
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Highlight post: Don't You Step on My Blue Sulid Shoes
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But her stern directives made officials step on the gas.
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Perhaps unwittingly he had taken a significant first step on the trail that would lead to the captaincy of club and country.
Times, Sunday Times
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Don't step on him; he's already acknowledged his faults.
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You know, what if I step on my train and tear my dress?
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I had good management, good coaching, it improved my game and put me on the first step on the ladder I suppose.
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Lucilla, longing as much as she dreaded to see him, felt her heart throb at the sound of each manly footstep on the stair, paled at the sight of coat and trousers of a certain shade, trembled at the sound of a voice that recalled his hesitating tones.
A Sheaf of Corn
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Samir failed to progress beyond this first step on the ladder.
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For every year you've worked here you go up another step on the salary scale.
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It looked impossible to step onto the chimney directly above, as it was undercut at its base, and the surface was smooth, with no holds to be seen.
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The Hit Man's first step onto the slippery slope had been taking a contract to kill a gangster.
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Miss Pouty Lips rescues the love of her life - renegade doctor Nick - from bandidos (wild-eyed, crooked-toothed, of course) in war-torn Chechnya, only to step on a mine while running for help.
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Thus, while approbation for the less fit is a great idea, the actions that would be required to get a *true* measure of one's fitness going into the eventgetting someone to step on a scale, bodyfat composition testing, etc would probably deter many from participating.
Economics and charity runs, Eric Crampton | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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When you step on the brake pedal, fluid moves the rear shoes or pads (shoes on drum brakes, and pads on disk brakes), but when applying the parking brake, the pads or shoes are held by cables.
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Step one is to make a checklist of things I look for in a partner.
The Sun
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I step on board -- the signal is given for starting -- the lofty and crimson-peaked Bloxberg -- the vine-clad hill that produces the fiery Ofener wine, and the long and graceful quay, form, as it were, a fine peristrephic panorama, as the vessel wheels round, and, prow downwards, commences her voyage for the vast and curious East, while the Danubian tourist bids a dizzy farewell to this last snug little centre of European civilization.
Servia, Youngest Member of the European Family or, A Residence in Belgrade and Travels in the Highlands and Woodlands of the Interior, during the years 1843 and 1844.
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Step one to success is the promise you make to yourself to take yourself seriously.
The Sun
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Four sinister clowns with wings and tails and skirts held high trotted a T-bone Tango Two-step on an enormous cerulean blue beach ball balanced on the nose of a wine red walrus perched precipitously upon a hubcapped Diamond Star Unicycle of unique design.
Unday Morning
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You may call me optimist or headless fan, but I really doubt there will be any hint of dubstep on the album.
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It is dangerously slippery, particularly that part of it through the amomums, and stumps of the cut amomums are very likely to spike your legs badly — and, my friend, never, never, step on one of the amomum stems lying straight in front of you, particularly when they are soaking wet.
Travels in West Africa
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Step one would be to pour cold water on the warring factions and keep such analysis in-house.
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You step on the bathroom scales and.
The Sun
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The little coxswain of the Atalanta was the last to step on board.
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Hark! I hear a step on the stair!
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I didn't ask my driver to step on it nor did I inform him of my sickly state because if there's one thing cabbies fear more than, say, a passenger with a loaded gun, it's a passenger on the brink of a good barf.
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He's the player every quarterback finds as step one in pre-snap reads to predict what kind of coverage he may see once the ball is snapped.
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Can you imagine what it would be like to step onto an escalator for the first time when you were an adult?
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The farmers had been afraid to step on the expensive carpet in their muddy boots.
Christianity Today
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If you hear me calling CQ give me a shout, but please dont step on a station being worked.
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We request to remove the step on the rib (support carburettor gasket) added with the DWG revision:05.
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‘Our house was a mile up the road from the Village and we could hear the Nazis marching in goose-step on the cobblestones,’ recalls Linn.
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The tom had squatted in the 3-foot tall grass amd held like a bobwhite until I was about to step on him.
Turkey Season Recap
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Step One - Insert the tree into the wood chipper, being EXTREMELY careful not to bump the tree into any windows or expensive-looking vases.
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Anyone from any nation, no matter how affluent or impecunious they may be, can step on to our golden sands and enjoy the gifts of our national icons.
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Another step on the road to equality of educational opportunity and a toe-hold into an uncertain future is the introduction - through encouragement of and cooperation with the private sector - of the first and most sophisticated microcomputer designed exclusively for educational purposes in the world.
Perspectives on Politics
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Then picture in your mind the first step on that road.
Times, Sunday Times
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Seriously, this notion of somehow getting the Republicans to vote for a health care bill through earnest persuasion on the merits is as charming as a puppy about to step on a landmine.
Matthew Yglesias » Panic! at the Caucus Meeting
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For every year you've worked here you go up another step on the salary scale.
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When you find a picture that looks like you, it's step one to discovering a distant branch of your family tree.
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