Second, I have two daughters (ages 10 and 8) who are aspiring ski racers (perhaps following in their dad's footsteps?; that is a topic best saved for another time) and want to give them every opportunity to achieve their goals.
Sinclair has written about many Londons, from the river to the Green Belt, from penthouse to slum, but the city is so full of literary footsteps that - for better and worse and generally both - he is often walking in the stead of others.
"The West End has a rich history of what you might cynically call stunt casting," says Theo Bosanquet, online editor of WhatsOnStage.com, though he notes that the role of Karen in Speed-the-Plow – which is, notably, a satire on ambition and exploitation in Hollywood – was originally played on Broadway by Madonna, "so she's following in ample footsteps for that".
The sketchbooks are my footsteps along that journey.
Lani Santo, Executive Director, explains that Footsteps provides opportunity for peer discussions, to get connected to resources for support (whether it is a referral to mental health professionals, setting up vocational assistance or helping to advocate in tough divorces and custody battles).
Apple has two cases for the iPad Air, and they follow in the footsteps of those that came before.
Take shuffling footsteps, feeling for the bottom.
If you tell your college professors that you're thinking of following in their footsteps, be prepared for an onslaught of advice.
It must also be noted with regard to desertification, California is following in the footsteps of China, and Mesopotamia for that matter.
It has felt that way for nearly two weeks, since security cameras along a downtown street in Reykjavik captured Brjansdottir's last known footsteps.
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