Sentence examples for footsteps about from inspiring English sources

As befits her age, Yoko's main concerns here are memory, change, departure and healing, as she contemplates the flux between vapour, water and ice in the title-track, attempts to reverse the negative energy of sad songs in "Healing", and, best of all, muses poignantly in "Memory of Footsteps" about the way in which seemingly insignificant memories can expand to fill one's experience.

"More or less, same thing I've done, same footsteps," Tata says about Drew.

He had been walking in time with her, but such was his absorption that he lost the beat, and at the sound of his footsteps she wheeled about and looked into his face.

The novice teachers will follow in the footsteps of about 350 teaching fellows who started in September.

Kids are following in their parents' footsteps, with about half of teenage girls and a quarter of teenage boys saying they are dissatisfied with their bodies.

They were following in the footsteps of about 500 marchers who reached Mexico City on Sunday night, where the local government has converted a sports complex into a camp for more than 5,000 people.

It's not just about following in her footsteps, it's about understanding how and why she decided which steps to take in the first place.

This welcome center and interpretive museum sits adjacent to the open green spaces of the mounds themselves, allowing visitors the opportunity to learn about the Native cultures whose footsteps they're about to walk in.

"The more they walk, the more the school saves on its energy bills – although of course I don't condone running in the corridor". Made from a slender sandwich of rubber, taken from recycled lorry tyres, which conceals an integrated pressure pad, the Pavegen tiles convert the kinetic energy of each footstep into about four watts of power.

"I'm not concerned about footsteps," he said of Mr. Perot.

I did that'... Just think about footsteps in wet cement". Similar effects – where small stuff preoccupies us because it's small – course through our lives.