Sentence examples for footsteps of some from inspiring English sources

But following in the footsteps of some of Europe's top chefs can help you unearth less obvious destinations.

Third Point is following in the footsteps of some of the industry's largest fund managers as they return money to investors or close their doors to new investors.

The mayor looks poised to follow in the footsteps of some of his high-profile predecessors who tried to purify New Yorkers' lifestyles.

She sets off on a journey in the footsteps of some watercolourists – some very famous, others less so – to big up the water-based medium.

Yet his highly charged music has certainly not followed in the soporific footsteps of some of his older contemporaries, such as Part, Gorecki and Tavener - the "mystic minimalists", as that trio has been called.

While the two are focused on providing value to the medicinal marijuana industry, there is no denying the opportunities that would result if Canada were to follow in the footsteps of some American states and legalise marijuana for recreational use.

Henry Worsley, the former army officer who has died in the footsteps of Shackleton, was not some maverick who set off solo across the Antarctic on a whim.

Following in the footsteps of "I Just Need Some Space," Deva Dalporto's parody of "All About That Bass," comes another parent-centric re-write of the hit song by Meghan Trainor.

In the summer of 1984, I made my own pilgrimage to the atomic cities, to walk in the footsteps of Dan McGovern and Herb Sussan, and meet some of the people they filmed in 1946.

Today In the summer of 1984, I made my own pilgrimage to the atomic cities, to walk in the footsteps of Dan McGovern and Herb Sussan, and meet some of the people they filmed in 1946.

Following in the footsteps of David Smith, Mr. Caro produced some of the freshest sculpture of the 1960's.