Strange as it may seem, human footsteps could play a significant role in solving the world's energy problems.
The judges' insistence on sticking to the charges at hand appears to be a strong signal to other politicians who are to appear in court, and it may encourage others to follow into Mr. Ashdown's footsteps.
If Ragnall was indeed responsible for the foundation of the Benedictine monastery about four decades afterwards, it may indicate that he was following in his father's footsteps, and asserting himself as a king in the Isles.
It may have helped that in this case he was following in the footsteps of one of his heroes, George Orwell.
It may also help us understand the success of those who followed in his or her footsteps 100,000 years later.
It may end up being a cinematic disappointment if it follows too closely in Uncharted's footsteps, but the game isn't out yet, and it's unfair to judge it off one trailer, as Boone does.
It may seem strange that I'm quitting the party that helped elect me so soon into my term, but I'm merely following in the footsteps of our great leaders.
If he wants to continue to walk in Big Ron's footsteps, he may need writers.
Ms. Dupree hopes to follow in his footsteps.She may be known chiefly for her shrimp and grits, but Ms. Dupree, 70, hopes to change the subject to Mr. DeMint who, she said in a telephone interview, is devoting his time and money to insurgent Republicans in other states rather than helping people in his own poor state.
If Antonio wants to follow in his father's footsteps, he may well be given the help he needs – the school won an award in 2011 for the number of boys taking government and politics at AS-level, the first year of A-level.
