He arose from the seat he had taken and staggered away half a dozen steps, his hands still clinched.
These were conclusions which had come in flashes, while Fectnor took less than half a dozen steps.
A protected torch would have been invisible to one staring toward it a dozen steps away.
Having made sure the warrior did not mean to fire, Hay-uta kept a few paces in the background, while the two noiselessly advanced a half-dozen steps or more.
The latter feigned alarm, and, ducking his head, as if to dodge the threatened blow, ran away so swiftly that before Jack could take more than half a dozen steps in pursuit, he was out of sight.
The Winnebago chieftain was gazing intently into the night, when from behind a tree, no more than a dozen steps distant, softly stepped the young Shawanoe.
He ran a dozen steps or so from shore to where was the stump of a tree that had probably been splintered by a thunder-bolt, and around which sprouted a number of bushes that were dense enough to hide a large object within.
They had not taken a dozen steps, when Deerfoot glided from behind the tree and passed after them, as if he were the shadow thrown out by the light of the camp-fire.
He had not taken a dozen steps up the ravine before he found out.
Hardly had he mounted half a dozen steps, however, before he was compelled to pause, to gain breath.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dozen steps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
