step in *

He didn't even step all the way in the door.

But I don't figure it's a bad idea to step inside once in a while.

Since I will step down in eight months, that is not so.

The first two of each race will step forward in the next round.

I'm not going to step in the middle of all this stuff.

She steps in close and once again takes me around.

She steps in close and takes me by the hand.

And we know who's going to step in there with an offer before she leaves, he thought.

I started to go around him but he stepped in my way.

To visit the prison is to step back in time.

She stepped in quickly, before the older woman could erupt.

I stepped in quickly, belting my shorts-I knew the rest of that script.

That was why, when she asked us, not unkindly, what it was we wanted, I stepped in quickly.

His uncle had to step in often to keep the peace.

I stepped in quickly before he exploded.

If he didn't step in soon, she would begin to feel awkward and shy.

She stepped in quickly, before the older woman could erupt, "It very well could be, Egwene.

He stepped in quickly, hitting hard with both hands.

As G-8 opened it, a big man of about forty-five stepped in quickly, looking about nervously.

I stepped in quickly to close the shutter on the land- side.