After a steaming week in Vienna researching Klimt's life and work for a novel — and finding the city as hot and demanding as Klimt did — my husband and I followed his footsteps and drove two and a half hours west, slipping into a low-key, lush countryside where extended families vacation in simple lake houses, cyclists spin through the valley on long treks and weekend sailors ply the lake waters.
He followed in the footsteps of his father and two uncles in playing hockey at Clarkson University for the Golden Knights.
Another unintended property of the works is their acoustics, which echo footsteps and voices as one walks through the corridors and into the central chambers of the works.
TED WILLIAMS'S SON OUT 5 TO 6 WEEKS: John Henry Williams, the son of the Hall of Famer Ted Williams, broke a rib during his attempt to follow in his father's footsteps and will be out five to six weeks.
What possessed Redknapp to retrace his footsteps and return to Fratton Park four days later remains a mystery but, less than two years on, the 60-year-old appears to be at the centre of something special.
Canada and Algeria followed the footsteps and sequestrated over 20 million tons (Mt) of CO2 in their deep geological sites ever since (Benson and Cole 2008; Takase et al. 2010).
Following in Peck's footsteps were three up-and-coming male dance makers who debuted works at NYCB's gala.
While following the footsteps of two predecessors, Paul VI and John Paul II, who had visited the Jewish state in 1964 and 2000, respectively, the incumbent carries a sensitive baggage beyond the charged history of Christian-Jewish coexistence.
The Virginia Senate, following in the lower house's footsteps, considered two bills this week that expose a major philosophical difference dividing Republicans and Democrats: the line between a law that properly protects women's health and one that reaches too far into women's private medical decisions.
