1.   At a fairly young age I learnt to sniff out danger and step into choppy conversations to skilfully avert disaster.

2.   At the end of the ceremony, they would see the last of the candidates step into the silvery baptismal pool.

3.   He watches four men trying to drag a doorless refrigerator up the short flight of steps into the band shell.

4.   He would assume a new form and step into the ways of fatherhood.

5.   If she experiences too many challenges at one step, then break up that step into even smaller chunks.

6.   If so, you are taking your own first tremulous steps into fiction.

7.   So I will evade current controversy and take a step back into history.

8.   These steps into new territory were too big and too risky to be undertaken by individual merchants.

9.   This was followed by a step into a small enchanted forest when we visited a nearby butterfly farm.