in-step

He has been the division's stand-out player this season, and just glides through games, said Hart, who has grown used to watching Silva tear off into enemy territory with the ball glued to his in-step.

Joe Hart and England prepare to cope with Spain's Silva lining 2011

We however, do not have to fall in-step to appear politically correct.

Edwards flatly rules out running with Obama 2008

His take seemed in-step with most of North America.

Chuck Klosterman on Film and Television Chuck Klosterman 2009

Coupling an education reform platform with a stern message to parents is not only condescending to the electorate but also in-step with Republican rhetoric about "individual responsibility" being the big imperative in policy making.

In New Ad, Obama Shows Clintonian Touch 2009

Also, it is in the interest of Republicans to ensure the Conservatives stay in power, and the way the Bank of Canada is devaluing our currency in-step with the Federal Reserve probably also has something to do with their position.

A Canadian Writes Patrick Vessey 2008

His decision making has been in-step with Bush continuously.

Former Secretaries of State to next President: Get over it. Get real. Be smart 2008

The sugar is in-step with other recipes, and is less than one would have in an iced cake.

chocolate babka | smitten kitchen 2007

Where has desegregation let us down in such a way that segregation is the more in-step solution?

ow, my fannish brain! hth_the_first 2007

A loving mother and wife, in-step with mainstream america on family values and education needs, and, in contrast to what the opposition says, a warm and likeable woman with a great laugh.

Senator Clinton on ‘The View’ - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2006

There's no question that that it's easier logistically - either you filed first, or not - and it would be nice to be in-step with the rest of the world in this regard.

Archive 2005-07-01 Peter Zura 2005