Sentence examples for footsteps and for from inspiring English sources

Mark Redfern wrote in Under the Radar magazine that following Modern Life Is Rubbish, "[a] whole wave of Britpop bands followed in [Blur's] footsteps, and for a while, it was cool to be British again".

And if we do the right thing, the nation will follow in our footsteps, and for once, maybe just once, we can begin to end a "war" in this country that went terribly wrong.

The article about Palin's pregnancy isn't likely to incite a nuclear war, but it contains information about a public figure who could, for example, follow in her mother's footsteps and run for office one day.

Tom Ince is relishing the prospect of following in his father's footsteps and playing for Inter next season.

He added he will be proud to attend the MBE ceremony on her behalf, alongside Bone's daughter, Pollyanna, who is following in her mother's footsteps and working for the NHS.

Now, as preparations for Glasgow 2014 gather pace, Craven is hoping to follow in the sprinter's footsteps and win for the South African nation.

Unless Taiwan's environment for white collar workers improves, more people may follow Mr Tsai's footsteps and look for other options, even in unlikely professions.

Not all of the protesters took them up on their invitation; a significant number wanted to follow the people of Varna's footsteps and appealed for non-violent demonstration.

"At present, our main priority is following America's footsteps and legalising cannabis for medical use," says Boon. "If at the very least that happens I will be a happy man".

There are a few organizations worldwide -- Footsteps and Makom (Hebrew for "place") in New York -- that provide ex Hasidim and formerly ultra-orthodox with a safe, accepting haven.

Markle might wear Ralph & Russo again, or she may follow in the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding day footsteps and wear Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.