Sentence examples for footsteps are all from inspiring English sources
Mark Twain was a lifelong traveler, and his footsteps are all over New York City.
As King realized, our goals for Peace cannot be separated from racial justice, and yet we must confront the irony that even as we celebrate King's words we are being told by some that the relevance of the great "Race" men and women who walk in King's footsteps is all but over.
Her footsteps were wholly digested by the past.
Scampering footsteps, unhinged giggling, are all tools are you disposal.
But as interesting as it is to walk in their footsteps, it is all the more engaging to see the living artists still working, creating and exhibiting there.
I can't actually see any easels in the garden, but perhaps they are all out in the hills, working in the footsteps of the masters.
The experience taught Lessig that, in a world where most electronic footsteps are recorded and all records can be instantly retrieved, it is very easy for sentiments to be taken out of their original context by people who want to do someone ill.
I think his footsteps are huge.
The footsteps are drawing closer every match.
In 1922, only a handful of wireless pioneers had their own sets (we might think of them as like the internet enthusiasts of the early 1990s, eccentric outriders in whose footsteps few of us realised we were all to follow).
