Sentence examples for footsteps for the from inspiring English sources

"The Concise Book of Lying" aims to be a kind of Arthur Murray guide, complete with diagrammatic footsteps for the clumsy, as well as examples of notable prevarications in history, mythology and literature.

The BBC is now looking for a new authoritative presenter to follow in Clark's footsteps for the new series, which will use modern digital technology to provide a fresh overview of the history of art.

Giving a speech at the Oasis Sports Centre in central London, Prince William quipped that his son George might follow in their footsteps: "For the moment bath time is quite painful, but I imagine as he gets a little bit older, donning a mask and snorkel might calm him down".

The test was performed with a 'flying start' (i.e., while the child walked approximately 14 meters, the time and number of footsteps for walking the intermediate 10 meters were measured).

Booming heavy footsteps, for instance, precede the entrance of Marley's Ghost (and Ms. Monte keeps our attention center stage, so that the ghost really does seem just to materialize downstage left).

"When the moment comes and the gathering stands and the clock turns back to reflect, On the years of grace as those footsteps trace for the last time out of the act, Well this way of life's recollection, the hallowed strip in the haze, The fabled men and the noonday sun are much more than just yarns of their days".

Like its more expensive sibling, the watch eschews a digital readout in favour of two analogue hand dials - one showing the time, the other how close the wearer is to their footsteps goal for the day.

I am proudly following in his footsteps, hunting for the current "next truth".

Take shuffling footsteps, feeling for the bottom.

Walkers who follow in the Levellers' footsteps, for example, may have heard of the eloquent colonels Rainsborough and Lilburne.

Now, Bodenmiller encourages young scientists in his group at the University of Zurich's Institute of Molecular Life Sciences to follow in his own footsteps for shaping a career on the frontiers of cell biology: to become established at the intersection of biology and new methods development.