The American cooks who followed in Alice Waters's footsteps created a freewheeling, eclectic cosmopolitan cuisine.
Different background music is played for the day and night cycles, but they lack melody because Chibi-Robo's footsteps create a melody at random.
As the blurb tells us, the book is about Camille and Zoe's quest to build Camille a boyfriend – Camille is newly friendless and Zoe wants to follow in her father's scientific footsteps, creating life from death in a move reminiscent of Victor Frankenstein's determined creation of his monster.
And I just think that I really want to follow in those footsteps in creating a change for the better in the communities around me, especially now being here in Baltimore City.
Following in his footsteps, Dario Sattui created a line of mostly inexpensive wines for sale directly to consumers.
In "Grace Engine," set to a melancholy score by Owen Belton, overlaid by train sounds and haunting footsteps, she creates a series of scenes that suggest a multiplicity of narratives, or perhaps memories.
Jawaharlal Nehru, the country's first prime minister, was an ardent secularist who rejected the idea that India should follow in Pakistan's footsteps and create a religious state.
E&Y is following fast on Deloitte's footsteps to create a very large, sophisticated digital transformation and service organization.
As prime minister, I was conscious of walking in Whitlam's footsteps as our government set about creating a companion to Medicare, the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
The video was shot on film, with no post-production, its audible projection equipment and elusive soundtrack of footsteps, and its analog frame rate creating a lightly percussive, flickering light and sound experience that echoes the breeze and flutter of the prints fluttering gently off the wall.
