stepped to

There was sudden sweat on his forehead, but he forced his face and his voice to be calm as he stepped to the side of the bed.

The boy left. The father stepped to the closet, slid the door open and picked up the metal box containing their important papers.

Very quickly Jack stepped to the side of the road, lay down in the ditch, and began to look very intently up into the sky.

game on a tie. He stepped to the line and made two free throws. Each time he threw the ball.

Dressed in a boys striped shirt and short pants held up by suspenders, she stepped to the front.

Gus in his red jacket and patent- leather boots , whip in hand, stepped to the door of the cage .

At that point, his wife rose, and stepped to the door.

Not so long ago governments around the world stepped to in rescue capitalism.

Described how the terrorism has stepped to death. One person on board and was threatening to detonate a bomb.

We came to the door of the minaret and Ashley stepped to go inside.

Just before they stepped to the microphone, an aide announced that Gore would make a brief statement but take no questions.

When he heard that many people were running here and there outside, he stepped to the window and looked out.

Don Fernando, who was next to the doors, stepped to one side to allow me to go out first.

He stepped to the platform and paused: a little dingy station, a small crowd of travelers.

I stepped to one side and, without being observed, saw the two women walk by me together with the two young men who were escorting them.

He stepped to the chimney-piece, took the two silver candlesticks, and brought them to Jean Valjean.

He stepped to the line and made two free throws.

Once Jennah opened up, several other women stepped to the center of the circle to share their stories, too.

Snow cover the ground, wearing white fox coat , she stepped to her white car, which worth 300, 000 yuan.

He stopped suddenly , stepped to the open front door and peered out.

Barrett threw open the door, Anderson dashed in and stepped to one side, and Barrett threw the light switch .

Pierce, 53, still runs marathons in about 3: 10, not much slower than when he first stepped to the starting line more than 2 decades ago.

She stepped to the shutter of the drawing-room, which was closed, and laid her ear against it.

The mother stepped to the window and half opened it.

She stepped to the front, 35 years old. This finally happily married for about six months to another young doctor.

The girl who came in merely stepped to the desk, placed a note in the wire basket, and walked out again.

I often stair-stepped to train last year.

you stepped to me and then you said to me I was the woman you dreamed about

As I stepped to the edge

You stepped to me and then you said to me

You stepped to me and you said to me