Martha Clara Vineyards, a North Fork producer that went into business last year, has released its 1999 viognier ($15), which, following in the light footsteps of a 1998 predecessor, is pleasing and promising.
The great Edwin Booth's actual small bed laden with a disintegrating coverlet, his tiny velvet slippers, the family bible, family photographs... Indeed, one could almost hear the light footsteps of the great Edwin Booth, and hear the whispers of him rehearsing his scripts.
Dark ahead, dark behind, dramatic shafts of light accompanied our footsteps, much as the sun at the summer solstice once pierced the original entrance.
In all their messy humanity people stride uncertainly through history, leaving a trail of light that illuminates our path as we follow in their faltering, aspirational footsteps.
She and her company are following in the footsteps of that New Jersey inventor Thomas A. Edison, who pioneered the science of light with the creation of the incandescent lamp.
In "Arlington," Isla's dreams are projected onto the room's back wall: a lush canopy of light and emerald trees, a city street, footsteps.
Behind us pinpricks of light signalled the presence of other teams following in our footsteps, their head torches carving a niche in the heavy darkness.
And because sensors beneath the fibers can sense when any given blade's light is obscured, referees can track the footsteps of a player to determine if he was in-bounds or not.
At the turn of the century, Coogan cashed in his chips and lit out for Hollywood, following in the footsteps of his hero Peter Sellers.
We are following in the footsteps of the Sheriff of Nottingham when we try, again and again, to build better, sometimes heavier, sometimes lighter, vehicles to protect troops on the ground from IEDs and RPGs.
