Sentence examples for footsteps keep from inspiring English sources

The footsteps keep getting faster, pounding like a drumbeat on the city streets.

By that point, the tubercular Edmund (played by a disconcertingly robust Kyle Soller) has spoken of his mother as "a ghost haunting the past," as Mary's footsteps keep time overhead with the psychic scars of a play to which its distaff lead will return only for the celebrated reverie at its close.

Britain's overstretched restaurants must hope that dreams of following in his footsteps will keep their kitchens full of recruits willing to peel (and cry over) onions for pennies.

She seemed to give careful directions, but I couldn't keep pace with her footsteps, tapping faintly right beside me on the sidewalk.

You suspect she is a little bit in love with the wild man, whose footsteps she erases to keep him safe – but not half as smitten as she is with a snowman.

If he signs on, Neeson will play the head of the British branch of the secret government organization, where he'll presumably follow in Rip Torn's footsteps and try to keep the agency from dissolving into an intergalactic kegger.

Can you imagine what it would be like to do that and to be barefoot?" If you're feeling inspired to follow in Hudgins footsteps (yes, you can keep your shoes on), find out how you can support his cause, here.

If you're snowshoeing with a group, stay in a line and try to keep your footsteps within the footprints already cut into the trail.

If you hear footsteps and shouts behind you, keep going.

"We could just keep hearing his footsteps walking," Ashton continued.

He ate more than he wanted, hoping the calories would keep him kicking out footsteps or normal conversations if he found rides.