How to pronounce “step over” in English

take a step over the line, the Cartesian cut, as you've called it, from the non-mind to mind, from the non-living to living?

I have to step over the clothes.

So I step over that pile of clothes.

And Westerners could actually step over the border, because there was about a yard or two of land that was belonging to East Germany.

Because I had to step over it to get into my kitchen.

I'm going to step over into the challenge of "we," the who the giver is in our relationship, which actually taints the what of what they're trying to tell me.

And that was my first step over to the Right in my life.

If a child is lying there and you step over it, the kid is not going to grow.

If you fail, step over it, and keep moving forward.

And I had to put tape down on the floor so I could step over the tape so it would remind me to take a step and to not get shuffled and fall

And they designed it, and it essentially allowed you to step over things differently.

And you're not actually engaging with the work and having to think about it critically, step over it, get into it, make yourself smaller or make yourself larger

I tiptoed into my father's room, careful to step over the creaky floorboard at the entrance.

I was grateful for the courage and also the liberation of this road of murder where SS trained me to step over death

to look down and create a beam for yourself that discrete and invisible to anyone else, and you can step over it.

And once you've done some-- it's very easy, I think, in these sites and these communities, to unknowingly step over the line.

And then, Socrates, as they're about to leave, they're about to step over the stream, and he says, wait a minute.

over, because of the Tea Party, they've managed to step over that line a little bit in the last election.