Sentence examples for first footsteps of from inspiring English sources

She started the club in 2010 following in the first footsteps of the Great British Bake Off, at a time when there were "no clubs to showcase what people were baking at home".

In his 2012 installation of Space Program: Mission to Mars inside New York City's Park Avenue Armory, Sachs and his team built a sprawling sculptural environment and activated it with durational performances in which eager audiences assembled to witness the first footsteps of womankind on the surface of Mars.

Last August, Nick Bilton reported on Facebook's first footsteps into the world of photo filters for mobile uploads.

To have made her instantly adequate to her situation would have made a heroine when in fact I was trying to walk with her through the painful first footsteps toward some kind of self-knowledge.

Sir Richard Burton, the first European visitor, described the city of Hārer in First Footsteps in East Africa (1856), and the French poet Arthur Rimbaud lived there (1880 91) as a trader in arms and ammunition.

Vachss's eighth novel, Footsteps of the Hawk, in the Burke series featuring a vigilante private investigator of child abuse cases, was released just two months before the publication of Batman: The Ultimate Evil.

Nader was really following in the third-party footsteps of H. Ross Perot, who actually won 19percentt of the popular vote in 1992 (but still not a single state or Electoral College vote).

On screen, Corey said, the Philharmonic Society will present a new documentary, "Following the Ninth: in the Footsteps of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony," at next spring's Newport Beach Film Festival.

When I challenged the intellectual honesty of hoisting all that has ailed Kenya onto its second president, who incidentally was "following the footsteps" of its first president, Sam flipped the script with the dismissive "I have a much bigger scope and not just four years and not just on corruption but many other things".

Wrong, whose first book, "In the Footsteps of Mr. Kurtz," was a history of Congo under Mobutu Sese Seko, tracks the bumpy progress of Eritrea, from Italian colony to appendage of Haile Selassie's imperial Ethiopia to sovereign state.

It also propelled Evo Morales to the presidency, the first Bolivian from the country's indigenous majority to follow in the footsteps of the first head of state, Simon Bolivar [17].