用stepped in造句子，“stepped in”造句
The State Administration of Radio Film and Television stepped in.
An anonymous benefactor stepped in to provide the prize money.
To a standing ovation, French President Jacques Chirac stepped into the Great hall in high spirits.
Farm Sanctuary's Emergency Rescue Team stepped in, rushing him to a veterinary hospital.
With tears in my eyes, I stepped into the key high school that I had dreamed of.
Early in the morning when I stepped into the temporary office, I saw the white envelope on the desk.
Mr Harper, whose party lacks support in urban and immigrant communities, adroitly stepped in with a campaign promise both to apologise and to compensate.
Rubinovitz stepped into the cabin.
He stepped into the room.
Taking up a fallen blaster he decided that to kill Leia might win him respect with whoever stepped in to take Jabba's place.
There was a little grey in the sky, now; so I stepped into the woods and lay down for a nap before breakfast.
On July 10th Francis Leung, a local tycoon, stepped in to buy a 23% stake in PCCW held by its founder and chairman Richard Li, for HK$9.2 billion ($1.2 billion).
Every day in those days, he fantasized about the time when he stepped into the clouds, and that he would one day become a great eunuch like Wang Zheng in the orthodox years.
True story: To encourAge employees to scale new heights, he presented himself at a company meeting in lederhosen. He then stepped into a harness clipped to a nylon rope and was lifted 150 feet into the air.
The car stepped into the mouth of the silver screen and climbed up through the window to see the village like the water mirror village in the romance of the Three Kingdoms.
We had never stepped into such a cavernous space.
But now that the queen is dead, the Mengwu couple retires and lives far away in the Weishui countryside. He can't find a person to discuss his mind. So Zhao Gao stepped in and became the object of the first emperor's voice.
I stepped into this lonely field to take a few grapes and-- Are the grapes yours?
The door opened and Jim stepped in.
A tall, spare man stepped in from the corridor.
Dumbledore stepped in too, coiling the chain onto the floor. They were crammed in together;
An anonymous benefactor stepped in to provide the money of the consolation prize.
I had stepped into the entrance of Guxi Street, and went deep in spite of the tangle of wet raindrops.
As the door opened, the king stepped in, and in great astonishment saw a maiden more beautiful than he had ever seen in his life standing before him.
After we stepped into the 21 century, express logistics superior in its speed, experienced a booster at the rate of 30% every year in China.
In the new century, China has stepped into a key phase when its GDP per person is increasing from one thousand dollars to three thousand dollars.
Their troops goose-stepped into power.
The cladding is stepped in places to allow visitors to climb up to a rooftop lookout point, which will double as a viewing platform for watersports events in the future.
As soon as I stepped into the Shifeng Hot Spring Hotel where I stayed, I saw a huge electronic screen in front of the door with a banner welcoming our family to stay. It was very kind.
I stumbled over rotten logs, stepped into anthills.
Faced with the cruelty of the Creator, he had to grit his teeth and endure it silently, even if he stepped into the house and gave his mother the money he had bought in the contempt and discrimination of the pawnshop.
The government stepped in.
The clerk stepped in and asked for k.
As soon as I stepped in, my glasses were covered with fog.
Lucy stepped into the lane to wave at his approaching car as the thunder rolled in the lightning's wake.
Actually, I stepped in for an advertising job as an extra since I was in high school, not be Praeak from the beginning.
He held the door, closed it behind her, then went around to the drivers side and with a peculiar, animal-like grace stepped in behind the wheel.
In short, irons debuted in the Chu state at the middle Spring and Autumn period, and the society stepped into a new Iron Age by the interim between the Spring and Autumn and the Warring States period.
Many women have stepped into the frontiers of science and technology in areas such as high-energy physics, genetic engineering, microelectronics and satellite launching. Together with male scientists, they have achieved many breakthroughs.
He gasped as he stepped into the icy water.
This was where Bethune stepped in.
In Dongguan, the local labor office has stepped in to pay some worker wages.
When Dahe Huaxi stepped into the classroom of Class 3 and 4, he was scared back by the exaggerated laughter of the classroom as soon as he stepped in with one foot.
But for the past 30 years all three glaciers of St. Andrews have been in galloping retreat, and penguins have stepped in to fill the void.
The boy set off at 6:02 in the morning. He stepped into the South China Sea from a beach in Xuwen, Guangdong. Three men swam together with him.
You ll think you ve stepped into a watercolor painting.
Then the central banks stepped in.
So Costner stepped in, locking himself in the editing room, tight on deadline, trying to get the thing finished.
An American biologist has stepped into the shoes of Baron Frankenstein by breathing life into a bacterium using genes assembled in the laboratory.
Godliman stepped into the small, comfortable conference room.
They stepped into the banquet hall in twos or threes.
He stepped into the field.
She stepped inside, her hand brushing the light switch as she closed the door behind her.
In China, with the issuing of "Security Investment fund Act" in, the fund industry has stepped into a rapid and healthy development stage.
Just before we stepped into the recital hall, I gave her a hug.
It is indicated by the several regional wars in the world at turn of the century that the information-based war has already stepped into the palace of war history and become the main form of the modern war.
The bank stepped in to save the company from financial ruin.
Never stepped into such a cavernous space.
