| step toward | 181.83 | She took a step toward the door. | ||
| step in | 164.78 | I heard a step in the corridor. | ||
| step of | 101.58 | Now again just in steps of one. | ||
| step for | 43.32 | A few steps for Bruce. | ||
| step towards | 41.01 | I took a step towards him. | ||
| step to | 38.51 | He went up the steps to the platform. | ||
| step with | 29.56 | He took a few steps with her. | ||
| step on | 21.66 | A few steps on what to do. | ||
| step from | 20.61 | He took a step back from her. | ||
| step into | 18.17 | He opted to step into the fray. | ||
| step up | 17.71 | Another step up. | ||
| step by | 13.69 | Start the next step by being honest. | ||
| step down | 11.06 | A step up or a step down? | ||
| step before | 9.55 | Beatification is one step before sainthood. | ||
| step at | 9.28 | A step at a time. | ||
| step against | 9.22 | Peres outlined a series of steps against Hamas. | ||
| step as | 7.57 | Nor do critics see those steps as adequate. | ||
| step behind | 6.45 | He may even be a step behind. | ||
| step short_of | 5.40 | It was a step just short of disbarment. | ||
| step along | 3.82 | Today was another step along the way. |