("It's following in his footsteps, I'd say," Mr. Cooper said. "It was one of the nice historical elements about it").
Paying twenty-five bucks for a hardcover at Barnes and Noble, even by authors whose footsteps I would kiss, wounds me.
Omni is not the only equipment which can track user's footsteps, but Virtuix says it would be the first to be affordable and small enough to appeal to home-gamers.
Former Jersey boss Craig Culkin has been looking into the feasibility of setting up a Jersey Football Club to follow in the footsteps of Guernsey FC. "It would be the right thing for Jersey football, I am convinced of that," Vance told BBC Radio Guernsey.
If "Downton Abbey" does manage to find its way to the multiplex, it would follow in the footsteps of such series as "The X-Files," "Sex and the City," "Veronica Mars" and "Entourage".
As long as I froze in Mel's footsteps I'd be fine.
Following gingerly in his footsteps, I'd like to report on a fascinating discussion at the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington this month, where the Scandinavian story was center stage.
Watching Dad on the Senate floor was like watching a master of the arts of legislation and stagecraft; I got the feeling that if I followed in his footsteps I'd suffer in comparison.
Without the footsteps, I'd somehow never seen her; now, I saw her, and her presence – along with a few other tweaks by Lievsay – suggested bustling in the room, people at work, things happening outside the eye contact forged between Miles and Frances.
The musical, based on the farcical 1967 movie starring Julie Andrews, has received warm reviews from local critics and a rave from Variety, which called the show "breezy, frothy and unapologetically joyful," and predicted that it would follow in the footsteps of "The Full Monty," a smash hit on Broadway.
