1.   He stepped outside for a moment.

2.   If you just step outside for a minute.

3.   And Republicans stepped forward for their nominee more vigorously than earlier polls had suggested they would.

4.   And then, essentially, all dared me to step outside for a verbal rumble.

5.   As Doleac stepped back for jumper after jumper, Ewing was not on the radar screen to defend him.

6.   As the last round of pre-election polls showed Sharon heading for a landslide victory, Barak resisted appeals to step aside for the elder statesman, Simon Peres.

7.   As the train pulled into Atlanta, Hill stepped off for lunch and entered his first skirmish of a double-edged war.

8.   At Norfolk he could step outside for fresh air almost any time he wanted.

9.   At Royal Birkdale Thursday, the whole British Open stepped aside for him.

10.   At the end of the service, he stepped forward for the altar call when the minister invited people to come forward for prayer.