As Dubai has shown, following in Singapore's earlier footsteps, a determined government can build an international financial centre from scratch.Unlike the walled medieval city-states, today's financial centres are increasingly dependent on their connections to one another.
Nearly 60 years later, Simon Armitage and Glyn Maxwell followed in the earlier poets' footsteps, making their own journey to the land at the top of the world.
Alive is the first chapter in this trilogy (Once, off Pearl Jam's debut album Ten, and the early B-side Footsteps tell the rest of the story).
Deeper into the woods, the fresh snow recently was broken only by the footsteps of other early walkers, leaving marks Thoreau referred to in "Walden" as "a meandering dotted line, with wide intervals between the dots".
WASHINGTON In town this week to receive their awards, the winners of the most prestigious U.S. government prize for young scientists had some advice for anyone hoping to follow in their footsteps: Publish early and often, be prepared to "do it all yourself," and hope for a bit of luck.
Following in the footsteps of early the 20th century primitivists, he arrived at this aesthetic by studying ancient cultures' drawings and sculptures.
So many popular electronic acts in 2016 follow in the footsteps of early 10s producers like James Blake, Flying Lotus, and XXYYXX, scoring monster hits with the same palette of pitch-shifted vocals and swampy "wah-wah-wah" synths that soundtracked your sophomore roommate's Volcano Vape sessions in 2011.
And they follow in the footsteps of earlier giants.
Because Mr. Gimlette intercuts this history with stories about his own travels -- often retracing the footsteps of earlier explorers, adventurers and soldiers -- there is a fractured feel to his narrative that can be confusing to the reader unfamiliar with Latin American history.
He follows in the footsteps of earlier humanists such as Lorenzo Valla (1406 57) and Rudolph Agricola (1443 85), who set about to replace the scholastic curriculum, based on syllogistic and disputation, with a treatment of logic oriented toward the use of the topics, a technique of verbal association aiming at the invention and organization of material for arguments, and persuasion.
