Sentence examples for footsteps over the from inspiring English sources
Nash, and the many economists who have followed in his footsteps over the past sixty-five years, can't necessarily provide an answer.
Lured by this promise, a handful of entrepreneurial silk obsessives have attempted to follow in Bon's footsteps over the years and have, without fail, run up against the same problem of scale.
From there, you can search for orange-throated hummingbirds in Water Canyon or follow the grooves left by countless footsteps over the millennia on the rocky hillsides of Cherry Canyon, where purple sage blooms, odd-looking succulents cling to boulders and moss hangs languidly from toyon trees.
Had years of travel caused me to overestimate my ability to protect Bodi and Taj? Alone in that sterile room, I replayed our footsteps over and over, plagued by a single question: If I could turn back time, would I set out on the same trip again?
A place where you stumble upon things unexpectedly, where you're the one tourist in the pub, the first footstep over the ridge.
In many ways, McCarthy has followed in the footsteps of Bruce Nauman, but the operatic, over-the-top theatricality of his art is of a different type, and could be seen as a precursor to the meta-installations and movies of Matthew Barney, John Bock and Robert Gober.
He had thought of opening the back door to let it in, so that it would be in the hall when the man returned, and its bloody footsteps all over the house.
RecordSetter named her both 'Youngest Person to Read for a Ph.D. Academic Degree in the U.K.' and 'Youngest Ph.D. Student in Politics Department.' Last year she placed first at the Tennessee Academy of Sciences Collegiate Division Conference -- following in her first place footsteps there over the last five years.
I retraced her footsteps over 70 years later.
It's bad enough hearing footsteps over your head, as Raines does, or seeing spreading damp patches on your ceiling, like Hitomi Kuroki in Dark Water, even before such phenomena are revealed to be of supernatural provenance.
Global coffee chain Starbucks have brought out a 'pizza croissant', following in the footsteps of the grand cross-over tradition that brought us cronoughts.
