Sentence examples for footsteps even if from inspiring English sources

The free press has struggled in the past with censorship, and now Google is following in its footsteps, even if it always insists it's not a media company, as Carr pointed out in his media equation column.

He's also going to face questions about why exactly he's taking $200,000 speaking gigs from Republican-leaning groups in the first place as the Times story noted, Hillary Clinton's paid speeches were a major campaign issue, and Biden could be following in her footsteps, even if he's avoiding giving the same kinds of cushy speeches to big banks.

"To this day, I'm not really sure whether he wants me to be a coach". And yet here he is, the son following directly in the father's footsteps, even though his own mother asked if he was crazy the minute she heard he was seriously considering the job.

The detail is such that if Neil Armstrong were walking there now, we could make him out, make out his footsteps even, like the astronaut footpath clearly visible in the photos of the Apollo 14 site.

I couldn't follow his footsteps even with my new arch supports.

Many Chinese feminist groups are encouraging women to follow in Ms Luo's footsteps, but think that even if the #MeToo movement takes off it will look quite different in China.

Reassuringly, though, the history of flops in tech would suggest that even if Prestero faltered, others in his footsteps might not.

"Yes, for me it is better to live there," she wrote, even if she was "scared of the night footsteps on the staircase".

But even if Midwood Park and Fiske Terrace follow in their footsteps, less than half of Victorian Flatbush will be protected, a source of outrage among some residents.

"Slowly, I began to realize that even if I was traveling in my mother's footsteps, her shoes don't fit my feet," Isaak said.

Even if Caroline can't follow in her sister's footsteps, I want to make sure she gets as far down that road as possible.