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Meanings of take another step in English

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Usage of take another step in English
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Urgency made him take another step forward before he could stop himself.
Sister of the dead
2
But we need to take another step and only then to celebrate.
The Guardian
3
It were better, however, to take another step in the explanation now.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 01
4
Too tired to take another step, and grandfather dropped in utter exhaustion.
The Last Shot
5
I take another step, and then halt, shocked by a sudden warmth.
Axiomatic
6
Char? I take another step toward the trees, squinting into the darkness.
Seven Minutes in Heaven
7
At last it didn't seem as if I could take another step.
The Junior Classics, Volume 8: Animal and Nature Stories
8
I want to make sure we take another step towards equal pay, too.
The South African
9
Robert, before we take another step, I want to know where we're going.
Inferno
10
We must be courageous and take another step for the sake of humanity.
Radio NZ
11
Let us take another step; let us examine the Presbyterian confession of faith.
Lectures of Col. R. G. Ingersoll - Latest
12
I take another step forward, stop, and call out: Hey, Shub-face!
Equoid
13
I come out looking like a hero, or I don't take another step.
Back on murder
14
And in doing so, they can take another step to peace, they said.
Reuters
15
It let out a low, snarling noise, and tried to take another step.
Turn coat
16
Would that Royalty would take another step and abandon its influence in art.
Modern Painting
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