Sentence examples for footsteps around from inspiring English sources

www.bradfordcurryguide.co.uk To follow in Stephen McClarence's footsteps around Leicester, start at Saree Mandir (0116 266 8144), 117-129 Belgrave Road.

She and a friend, Harry Huvner of Escondido, Calif., having tramped in the painter's footsteps around the city, were booked that afternoon on a Cézanne tour.

A month or so later, on a Saturday morning when Brenda was doing some dishes, she heard giggling and footsteps around her and saw the girl ghost.

That's the best moment: you've pitched your tent, you've eaten your dinner, and you crawl into your tent with your headlamp and read, the sounds of wind, frogs, animals' footsteps around you.

Of course, the best place to be would be Dublin, where people are dressing up and following in Leopold Bloom's footsteps around the city, taking part in readings, tours and the eating of offal.

Retracing the author's melancholy footsteps around Suffolk, we seem to be lingering for ever on the brink of some awful, awesome revelation, each turn of the journey heavy-laden with history.

"Hello?" Footsteps echo around you, but there's no one here, no motion at all.

There is a strange mechanical rumbling in the background, and I hear footsteps padding around the room beyond.

He will follow in the footsteps of around 3,000 people who took part in the protest which led to bloody rebellion in Newport.

He is following in the footsteps of around 3,000 who took part in the journey through south Wales to Newport, where a confrontation with soldiers at the Westgate Hotel left around 20 dead.

Taking small, choppy footsteps, looking around for E-45/46 E-45/46ed the corner to see a smIling face turneduickly puthee at ease.