Sentence examples for footsteps how from inspiring English sources
There is a Lenu-like quality to how the series follows in the novel's footsteps, how it tries to bring its own strengths to bear but ends up six years old again and spellbound.
They talk about how Kirk could tell them by their footsteps; how he used masking tape to customize his instruments, including making a funnel for his nose flute; how he could rap about prejudice from the bandstand; and how he felt about people saying he used gimmicks.
Pedestrian dead reckoning (PDR) uses an inertial measurement unit (IMU) to detect when a user takes footsteps and how the direction changes between footsteps.
"Following in her footsteps" is how Montana visualizes those newly placed at the company's helm.
I've had more than one billionaire (and an awful lot of start-ups who hope to follow in their footsteps) tell me how they got their start with a couple of O'Reilly books.
The modern expedition, led by University of New South Wales climate scientist Chris Turney, intended to follow in his footsteps and record how this remote part of the world has changed in the past 100 years; it would look at the impact of climate change on animal populations and on the temperature and saltiness of the sea.
Alyssa Shelasky, another New Yorker who tried to follow in Carrie's footsteps, discovered just how fast one's fortunes could rise and fall on the Web two summers ago, when she was asked by Glamour magazine to write a blog about finding love again after a particularly heart-rending breakup.
Is it nothing more than the walk back down, counting our footsteps, calculating just how far we have to go until we're happy again?
He was relieved she never wanted to follow in his footsteps, "because I know how hard it can be".
In this week's print edition, we take a look at modern-day followers in John Maynard Keynes's footsteps, who are rethinking how economics is taught at British universities.
