| step into | 91.51 | He stepped into the hall. | ||
| step out_of | 47.53 | Adam stepped out of the freezing shower. | ||
| step down | 34.63 | He stepped down last April. | ||
| step off | 29.62 | Stewart stepped off the kerb. | ||
| step to | 23.24 | Friends all steps to selling. | ||
| step in | 22.58 | I stepped in some goop. | ||
| step from | 21.00 | I step from the car. | ||
| step onto | 19.62 | She stepped onto the bus. | ||
| step outside | 15.47 | I step outside. | ||
| step over | 11.45 | I stepped over him. | ||
| step inside | 7.57 | He steps inside. | ||
| step in_front_of | 6.45 | The guy stepped in front of it. | ||
| step for | 6.32 | Step for step? | ||
| step through | 5.86 | She stepped through the doorway. | ||
| step as | 4.21 | No one has stepped forward as a witness. | ||
| step with | 3.95 | Step forward with one leg. | ||
| step around | 3.16 | But Bush knows how to step around a political minefield. | ||
| step between | 3.16 | Teammates stepped between the players. | ||
| step behind | 2.90 | Then he stepped behind a car. | ||
| step across | 2.70 | He stepped across the threshold. |