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But maybe the two leaders are starting to fall out of step.

Without warning one falls out of step and drops back to his place In the crowd.

If so, it is an image which is rapidly falling out of step with reality.

While it concentrated on trucks, Ford fell out of step with larger market trends.

Democratic strategists say Sununu has fallen out of step with the state.

In a Europe committed to seeking "ever closer union," where a dozen countries already share a currency, culture seems to have fallen out of step.

Anna Pickard: Will celebrity dance shows ever fall out of step?

But once Republican means Newt Gingrich, this state began to fall out of step.

Stricker fell out of step with a bogey at the fourth and settled for a 67, two better than Scott.

But sometimes, it turns out, nature falls out of step, failing to drop enough snow to meet the early demand for skiers.

Crystal kept her eye on the flurry of movement, missing a cue and falling out of step to the music.

The poll, said Wendy Burnley, the committee's communications director, suggested he had fallen out of step with his state.

Similarly, Dell fell out of step with the notebook market, leaving it with 386-based machines when the demand was for 486-based models.

Specifically, the aviation regulation and marine safety fees were increasingly falling out of step with the changing services provided by the two functions.

Melissa seemed a little hesitant throughout, pausing before their big stunts and falling out of step with Tony when they weren’t touching.

He worries that while he’s been away, he may have fallen out of step with the technical and real-world skills employers demand.

The Cyberman tries to follow her through the pistons of the ship's engines, but falls out of step and is crushed.

The Syrian crisis has also pushed Ankara and Washington into closer cooperation after falling out of step over Iran.

Peta Anderson falls out of step with the group but expresses her love of dance with a spoken expletive.

An Unsuitable Attachment was returned without a contract; in the era of the Beatles, she had fallen out of step with the times.

Here we criticize the fact that we have fallen out of step in our joint march to enlargement and deepening of the Union through its institutions.

Fixed term three year parliaments should be introduced simultaneously, thus ensuring that the electoral cycles for the president and the parliament do not fall out of step.

The standard, he said, was set during training when commanders kicked or punched new recruits if they saluted too slowly or fell out of step on drills.

He let it fall out of step with its original audience and advertisers, a common enough problem in an industry that runs as much on trends as anything else.

If so, it is an image which is rapidly falling out of step with reality.

Crystal kept her eye on the flurry of movement, missing a cue and falling out of step to the music.

Specifically, the aviation regulation and marine safety fees were increasingly falling out of step with the changing services provided by the two functions.

Melissa seemed a little hesitant throughout, pausing before their big stunts and falling out of step with Tony when they weren’t touching.

The Syrian crisis has also pushed Ankara and Washington into closer cooperation after falling out of step over Iran.

And like today's black conservatives, Schuyler was also flogged (as Brent Staples puts it) for falling out of step with other spokesmen for his race.

And this is institutionalized in the restriction against deficits and "inflation" in the EU. Only France shows signs of falling out of step.

Mats Persson, the director of the Open Europe pressure group, warned that the coalition government risked falling out of step with both European developments and public opinion.

But a number of Republican strategists who have worked on recent presidential campaigns argued that demography is destiny, and that the party was falling out of step with a changing country.

Though Mr. Husak sought to avoid falling out of step with Moscow, he proceeded in recent months prudently and slowly, and appeared determined to limit change largely to economics.

A national panel of medical professionals warned Friday that American medical education was falling out of step with society's needs and called for dramatic changes in the way medical schools admit, train and test students.

It is not mistaken to say that this crisis mentality - the constant fear of falling out of step with the group and being trampled to death - has engendered this complex toward "the farmer next door."

This is more of a ballroom downer, focusing on two international stars of Latin dance, Slavik Kryklyvyy and Anna Melnikova, partners in ballroom and bedroom who are falling out of step.

A wrong course of action-and by wrong I don't mean wrong in the sense of evil, but of being mistaken-is felt at once: it's like falling out of step if you're dancing, or singing a false note-it jars.

The fragile new hope was also based on a perception that there is finally concern among Czechoslovakia's aging Communist leaders, long the most servile and least imaginative in the Soviet bloc, that they are falling out of step with the changes fostered by Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader.

On Wednesday, the Vatican announced a crackdown on American nuns, charging the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, which represents most of the country’s 57,000 women religious, with falling prey to “radical feminism,’’ and falling out of step with church teaching on women’s ordination and homosexuality.

Disneyland, along with Disney World and Epcot, is part of the real-estate empire that had come increasingly to preoccupy Walt Disney at the time of his death in 1966 and further weakened the company by distracting him from the movie side of the business, which was rapidly falling out of step with the times.