The parking meters are decapitated, first one, then another, slowly, in real time, the squeak of the metal filling the soundtrack, the clunk onto the ground, a pause, a few footsteps, then the next meter.
These themes — of motherhood, women's lives and identity — are similar to those explored in the Hello Sunshine-backed Emmy winner, "Big Little Lies," indicating the potential for "Little Fires Everywhere" to follow in its footsteps as the next critically acclaimed success.
Jose followed in his brother's footsteps the next year.
However, Brown has adamantly denied that he would follow in Campbell's footsteps by becoming the next Downing Street spin doctor.
Jason followed in Moneymaker's money making footsteps and spent the next few years mastering the game online.
We searched for the most promising, passionate teen entrepreneurs who could easily follow in Zuckerberg's footsteps and create the next big thing.
And after garnering more than 14,000 views in the first 12 hours, it looks as if they could be following in their pooch pal's footsteps in becoming the next animal internet sensations.
Those are either criminals or weirdos, and he isn't either of those, he really has no name, no father, no grandfather, and no past, because his past is just a kind of mourning within the past, and he is utterly lost in that past, everything being like that, like stepping into a wave just as it withdraws; one moment your footstep is there, the next moment vanished for ever.
Rufus Norris, it was announced today, will follow in the footsteps of Laurence Olivier, Richard Eyre and Nicholas Hytner as the next artistic director of the National Theatre.
The footsteps move away, and the next sound is the faint squeak of the light bulb in the hall being unscrewed.
