Sentence examples for big footsteps from inspiring English sources

"They are big footsteps to fill," Olsson said.

It is an essential part of the world of the Victorians, who shaped modern industrial Britain and in whose big footsteps we walk.

From the outside it seems as if it hasn't always felt easy for Josie Rourke following in the very big footsteps of Michael Grandage at the Donmar, and it seems as if Vicky Featherstone is still in a period of renegotiation with critics and audience at the Royal Court.

Like any younger sibling, she wants to follow in her sister's bigger footsteps.

Lundy concedes she is taking a big step – especially as not all the teachers in whose footsteps she is following have had good experiences.

He recorded the theme song to the popular comedy variety show "In Living Color"; recorded hit songs with both Michael Jackson ("Jam" in 1991) and Janet Jackson ("Alright" in 1990); and had a hilarious cameo in the video for "One More Chance," an early hit for the Notorious B.I.G., who followed in Heavy D's big-man footsteps.

If he wants to continue to walk in Big Ron's footsteps, he may need writers.

"Professor Awoonor was a great African, a leading light whose footsteps leave big footprints," the Storymoja Hay organisers said.

He's had it coming for past great works and talk about a big job, following the footsteps of Alec Guinness.

Alcatel is following in the footsteps of big rivals, like Ericsson of Sweden, which this week reported its first unprofitable year in half a century.

Some analysts expect AXA to use the proceeds from the sale to expand its asset management business through acquisitions, notably in the United States, following in the footsteps of big European competitors.