Sentence examples for exciting footsteps from inspiring English sources

Transformation is the theme of the film, which tells how Roberta, with her perfect-seeming but ultimately boring life, finds her true identity and sense of self by following in the exciting footsteps of Susan in downtown Manhattan.

Exciting exciting exciting.

But might it not be even more exciting to follow in the footsteps of Jim Hawkins?

"I couldn't think of anything more exciting than following in the footsteps of Jesus," Ms. Springer said.

"It's super exciting just to walk in the footsteps of these early explorers".

Climbing the ancient heavy stone staircase in the footsteps of countless generations of visitors was exciting in itself, but the sheer size of the arena takes away what breath has not already been knocked out of you by the climb.

To that end Hampshire are bringing in the exciting young Sri Lankan spinner Ajantha Mendis, tip-toeing in the footsteps of Shane Warne, who did much to bring spectators and money through the gate at the Rose Bowl.

Forests are friendly and welcoming by day, but by night they are very different places: alive, exciting, full of strange creakings, scuttlings and the occasional unexplained footstep.

He is the latest exciting talent to roll off the Crewe conveyor belt, and follows in the footsteps of Danny Murphy, Craig Hignett and Dean Ashton.

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has hailed Perez as an "extremely exciting prospect for the future" and believes he can follow in Hamilton's footsteps by winning the world championship for the Woking-based team.

So following in Mary's footsteps we've chosen 10 books that tell thrilling stories of magical adventures and exciting tales of young heroes and heroines.