Sentence examples similar to footsteps because they from inspiring English sources

The sounds are only meaningfully interpreted as 'footsteps' because they are paired with a swarm of dots that is interpreted as a walking person (which is not the case for inverted plws).

In a 1992 interview, he said that his children did not want to follow in their parents' footsteps and become singers because they had seen the stresses it put on the family.

Synchronize footsteps; the target will not notice the sound of your footsteps if they hit the ground at the same time as theirs.

We walk together in their footsteps, and we walk taller because they are with us.

He was relieved she never wanted to follow in his footsteps, "because I know how hard it can be".

I wasn't surprised that Lily followed in my footsteps because we are very, very similar but I was surprised when Alfie decided to be an actor.

Buffon intrigued me — enough that I wanted to travel in his footsteps — because he was also a surprisingly modern scientific mind.

He told a BBC documentary in 2012 that he resisted pressure to follow in his father's footsteps because "I felt I was different".