Sentence examples similar to advancing footsteps from inspiring English sources
Making its debut tonight is the movie "Jump In!," which follows in the footsteps of the channel's wildly popular "High School Musical" in advancing the culturally oppositional idea that children don't have to like everything their parents do.
Rhode Island legislators should follow in the footsteps of our fellow New England states and be true to our pioneering history of tolerance by advancing a marriage equality bill.
The acoustics of the house are most peculiar - the whole place clangs and throbs like a ship's engine room, there is a constant whispery static from the intercom, and voices and footsteps seem to advance and recede overhead, echoing along the steel walkways and pipes.
Following in the footsteps of a solid line of recent Indians' distance runners, Monroy advanced to the CIF-State Cross-Country Championships.
"We would encourage the other teams to follow in the footsteps of Giant-Shimano in coming to Yorkshire to recce the routes in advance so technically and tactically they are fully prepared come 5-6 July".
With these moves, the three carriers are following in the footsteps of America West, Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines, which stopped giving out advance boarding passes late last year.
Following Nixon's footsteps.
I heard footsteps approaching.
