Sentence examples for footsteps set from inspiring English sources

Following the theoretical footsteps set by Miliband (1969), Domhoff (1990 , 1996, Mills (1956), i.e., studying relations and interactions between state and non-state actors as imperative to developing an understanding of how the society dominates the state, this study will begin with a historical perspective and then a relational perspective of the social actors in their juxtaposed time frame.

Not only was the museum at the corner opened but the assassin's fateful footsteps were set in the pavement.

In order to really understand the extinction of the dodo, we need to look beyond the humans, to the suite of non-native species that followed closely behind in their footsteps and set into motion an ecological disaster that resulted in the dodo's swan song.

Every year, thousands of walkers follow in Wainwright's footsteps and set out to explore its famous fells – particularly the rugged chain of summits known as the Langdale Pikes, which stand guard like craggy sentinels along the valley's northern edge and provide one of the national park's most iconic hikes, not to mention some of its most unforgettable views.

(Prissy, anyone? Anal-retentive?) The house echoed with my footsteps, a stage set and nothing more.

The exhibition follows in Le Corbusier's footsteps as he set about creating his own modern world, at first in the Jura mountains of Switzerland, then in Paris, and from the 1920s in countries around the world, with the help of thousands of devoted disciples.

Obviously it was in the worst circumstances but I'm hoping to continue in the footsteps that Senzo set us off in during the qualification campaign.

The standard deviation for initial footstep length is set to (sigma _{s_{0}}=0.2;!text {m}).

The initial footstep length is set to 0.7m for the true state and for the traditional model.

The standard deviation of footstep length is set to σ Δ s =0.01m, and the standard deviation of heading change is (sigma _{Delta theta } =frac {0.01}{0.7},text {rad}).

As sad as it was hilarious, "In the Footsteps of Mr Kurtz" set a new standard for journalistic narrative about Africa, and it richly deserved the PEN prize for non-fiction.Such glittering beginnings are all too often followed by less successful efforts.