Do I think The Leftover's fictional town of Mapletown could have followed in these stories' footsteps and furthered an already successful narrative archetype?
This dialogue reinforced John Paul II's message of the role of religion in public life (he was the first pope to visit a mosque), and it would be a major accomplishment if future popes could follow in Benedict's footsteps in furthering that legacy.
Hoofbeats or footsteps travel farther through the ground than through the air, for example, because the molecules in air have to travel further to bump into one another than those in soil, thus losing energy more quickly.
If passed, France would follow in the footsteps of and indeed go further than Norway, which made headlines in 2002 when the government enforced a 40% female quota on its companies.
7. The nephew of Alexandre Narcy, Yves Saint Laurent's shoe designer for over four decades, Raphael Young followed in his uncle's footsteps -- and then went further.
As Martin O'Neill reflected on what it was like to be the new manager of Nottingham Forest, back at the club where he won two European Cups and once spoke of it being "like getting on a train and never getting off", he made it clear why the idea of following in Brian Clough's footsteps – albeit 20 managerial changes further down the line – had been so attractive.
Although the directions, developed in previous years for the relational or object-relational domains, provide the basic fundamental footsteps to follow; but require further insights to tackle the advanced Big Data challenges [31, 41].
By the mid-1970s, Brown had followed further in Marley's footsteps - to the door of the Twelve Tribes Of Israel rasta church on Hope Road, New Kingston.
She travelled to the four corners of the earth in the footsteps of her heroine and to further her knowledge of plants.
Following in these footsteps, Israeli startup Codota wants to further optimize workflows for the often neglected developer community — this time with machine intelligence.
