Sentence examples for famous footsteps from inspiring English sources
"Gordon has made a great name for himself in showbiz circles and now follows in famous footsteps.
Should the confirmation come of Ricciardo taking Webber's place, he will become just the second graduate of the Red Bull young driver's programme, following in Vettel's very famous footsteps.
He's not exactly the boy wizard, but Gordon Brown is to follow in Harry Potter's famous footsteps as publishing firm Bloomsbury prepares to release a 500-page tome by the chancellor.
Conrad was following in famous footsteps here: it has been argued - by the excellent Conrad critic John Stape - that the imprint of Shakespeare on his works amounts to "a full-scale dialogue with the playwright's ideas".
Friday and his famous footstep in the sand, one of the four great moments in English fiction, according to Robert Louis Stevenson; Crusoe with his parrot and his umbrella: these have become part of English myth.
Mr. Osorio is following in some famous shoemakers' footsteps — but more in looking back to the great art of shoemaking rather than the recent style of club-sandwich-sized soles and hefty boots.
Ireland Baldwin is reportedly following in her famous parents' footsteps as she begins plotting for a future in Hollywood.
The Smith kids appear eager to follow in their famous parents' footsteps already, with Willow working on her burgeoning singing career (who can forget her "Whip My Hair" debut at age 9?).
WOMEX 13, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff (wmc.org.uk), 23 to 27 October One to watch: Jet Letts, DJ, 27 Following in your famous dad's footsteps can't be easy.
At six feet tall there was never much chance that Nick Gifford would follow in his famous father's footsteps by becoming a professional jockey before turning to training.
Manchester United winger Ashley Young's nine-year-old son Tyler is following in his famous father's footsteps by launching a bid for a professional football career, but he's signed for Arsenal rather than the Old Trafford side.
