| They dance and walk sideways in lockstep and do all the things they've been trained to do. |
| Among them was whether a judge votes in lockstep with other judges nominated by the same political party. |
| For the first third of a million years or so after the big bang, matter and energy in the universe moved in lockstep. |
| One-size-fits-all standardized tests are driving curricula, and top-down reforms are mandating lockstep procedures for classroom instructors. |
| Although the hotel business tends to rise and fall in lockstep with the wider economy, not every hotelier is equally exposed. |
| Learning is a continual spiral rather than a lockstep ingestion of knowledge. |
