It can be hard to take it all in, especially in the off-season, when you might find your footsteps the only ones marring the perfect continuity of white sand.
Following in the footsteps of Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump throughout this election used racially charged words to stoke the anxieties and resentment of white working-class voters who are worried about jobs, the economy and the changing face of our country.
If whites retrace the footsteps of authors and fictional characters, she says, they will remember the awe this city of gold once inspired and find some respect for the poorer community that remains.
Among much else, he has made paintings by walking on thick slabs of white plastic foam in shoes dipped in corrosive acid, creating the one-liner effect of footsteps in snow.
Born in New York, where he still lives, Mr. White followed in the footsteps of his father, a radio singer and a friend of John McCormack, the great Irish tenor.
Dan Black - Yours While Dan Black has the wardrobe of someone following in the footsteps of pop luminaries Sam Sparro and Mika (shiny white jacket, neon stripes), his single is an altogether more laidback affair than either of these histrionic performers would deliver.
In April, Wilk Auslander signed a lease at 1515 Broadway, between 44th and 45th Streets, and in doing so will follow in the footsteps of many other practices -- small, large, white-shoe and blue-collar -- that have recently migrated from the East Side of Manhattan to newer, more cost-efficient offices on the West Side.
We trace the footsteps of Manson who adventured into the tropics, also known as white men's grave in those days, and how he became the indisputable founder of modern tropical medicine.
Velvety clusters of roses sit on the bare tables; the uncarpeted floors clatter with the footsteps of servers pacing back and forth; the brick walls are painted white and echo with stiff formalities.
He follows in the footsteps of his late father, Ross MacManus, as the voice of an advert – he sang the R White's theme Secret Lemonade Drinker in the 1970s.
