Sentence examples for footsteps of professional from inspiring English sources
With a cloud of frizzy gray hair and a face that at different angles suggests the mature Barbra Streisand and Olympia Dukakis, the singer is an unlikely-looking candidate to follow in the footsteps of professional femmes fatales like Marlene Dietrich and Eartha Kitt.
With a cloud of frizzy gray hair and a face that at different angles suggests the mature Barbra Streisand and Olympia Dukakis, this singer is an unlikely looking candidate to follow in the footsteps of professional femmes fatales like Marlene Dietrich and Eartha Kitt.
As Melo takes to this new court, he follows in the footsteps of several professional athletes including teammates and former teammates like Amar'e Stoudamire and Baron Davis, and opponents like the LA Lakers' point guard Steve Nash.
"In a World... ...... by Lake Bell tells the story of a woman trying to follow in the professional footsteps of a movie-trailer voice-over star.
The film follows three young athletes over three years as they train to follow in the footsteps of their heroes and become professional athletes in a country long associated with poverty, famine and war.
Ivanka Trump, self-proclaimed champion of working women, recently followed in the footsteps of so many other privileged professional women and opted out of work.
The proliferation of professional jobs meant the children of the well-to-do found it easy to follow in their parents' footsteps.
Joshua will now field a host of offers to turn professional, following in the footsteps of super heavyweight gold medal winners such as Lennox Lewis and Audley Harrison.
He never missed one of his sons' football games; Jeff, who starred at Dartmouth College, and Jimmy, who starred at Wake Forest University, both followed in their dad's footsteps as professional football quarterbacks.
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The quartet follow in the footsteps of midfielder Alex Gilbey and striker Freddie Ladapo, who agreed professional deals with the U's last month.
