Examples of using Took a step in English and their translations into Swedish
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And he took a step back and just, just started crying. Then I screamed at him.
Was the year when the Bamse cartoon took a step into the gender debate
Then I screamed at him, and he took a step back and just, just started crying.
With Sweden's most satisfied customers on board, we took a step further and created a new airline- BRA(Braathens Regional Airlines) in February 2016.
we had to move to larger premises and I took a step into the judo mat
to raise several questions: what would our future be if the United Kingdom really took a step sideways and London, one of the leading financial markets, remained outside the euro?
said that I truly, the blessings truly didn't pour forth until we took a step of faith when HE said,“You will never return back to America, you are never to return to America.”.
said that I truly, the blessings truly didn't pour forth until we took a step of faith when HE said,“You will never return back to America, you are never to return to America.”.
the Commission took a step forward, and that we have moved from requiring unanimity to needing only qualified-majority decisions on a topic as important as this which forms part of our overall political philosophy.
We have taken a step forward.
The Member States have taken a step towards an acceptable package that can be fine-tuned.
The country has taken a step towards European democracy.
Acquris has taken a step further.
We have, however, taken a step in the right direction.
We have taken a step on a road that might sometimes be dangerous.
We have taken a step on a road that might sometimes be dangerous.
She hasn't taken a step by herself since we put her on the wagon.
We have taken a step on a road where there may be hidden hazards.
We have taken a step in a road which might hold unexpected dangers.