Expressions

"When the team leader was absent, Sarah had to step up and lead the discussion."

"The team needs to step up a gear to meet the deadline."

"Neighbors step up against bullying when they see it online."

"The ministry has stepped up efforts to create more jobs."

"The country aims to step up exports to reduce the trade deficit."

"When the manager was away, Sara stepped up for the team."

"Leaders must step up for responsibility when the situation demands it."

"Foreign companies are expected to step up investment in renewable energy."

"If you want that promotion, you need to step up your game."

"Factories stepped up production to fulfill international orders."

"The company is taking steps to step up productivity across departments."

"When the manager resigned, she stepped up to take his place."

"Good leaders always step up to challenges."

"When the leader resigned, she stepped up to the plate and took charge."

"She steps up with clear goals whenever the team feels stuck."

"You need to step up your game if you want to win."

"You should stick around to see the end of the show."

"Why don’t you stick around for a while and have coffee with us?"

"If you stick at it, you will eventually see the results of your effort."

"Good friends stick by each other during hard times."

"Even though the job was hard, he decided to stick it out."

"You have to stick out the first few weeks of training."

"She stuck to her point despite the criticism."

"If you stick to a plan, you’ll achieve your goals faster."

"To achieve success, you must stick to goals no matter how hard it gets."

"The moderator asked everyone to stick to the point during the debate."

"If you stick to your goals, you’ll eventually succeed."

"He stuck to his guns even when others doubted him."

"A disciplined person always sticks to their word."

"Families should stick together no matter what happens."

"He always sticks up for his friends when they are criticized."

"If you stick with your habits, success will come."

"It’s important to stick with good habits even when you’re busy."

"Don’t give up; just stick with it until you reach your goal."

"If you stick with your goals, you’ll see results soon."

"He stuck his neck out to defend his colleague."

"He may seem quiet, but remember, still waters run deep."

"The government reduced taxes to stimulate demand in the economy."

"New infrastructure projects have stirred up economic growth in rural areas."

"Lower interest rates can stir up demand for housing and cars."

"Certain groups tried to stir up trouble during the election."

"We stocked up on vegetables for the week."

"Even during the crisis, she maintained stoic calm."

"Let’s stop by the souvenir shop before heading home."

"We’ll stop over in Dubai for one night before heading to Paris."

"The teacher stormed in as the students were shouting loudly."

"He stormed out of the room when we mentioned the weather again."

"They had a stormy relationship for many years."

"I heard it straight from the horse's mouth that he got promoted."

"You can trust him; he’s a straight shooter."