Following the concrete footsteps which trace the Mahatma's last walk is a moving experience.
As devoted Founders of the Medical Center, Elliot and Judith walk in her footsteps, which radiated kindness and chesed.
And then they may follow in America's footsteps, which, if Marx was right after all, is heading toward communism.
Most of the foley work involves the duplication of footsteps, which is shy foley stages are built with what are called foley pits.
His presence and service inspired generations to follow in his footsteps, which are now, like so many, forever worn into the aisles and passage ways of our Cathedral.
She tracked down musicians, dancers and storytellers from the remotest villages, and they, in turn, taught her the distinctive footsteps, which she likened to "sinking in soft sand".
8. Investing in your children Sooner or later you may hear the pitter patter of tiny footsteps, which means a future of childcare, schooling and even university costs.
There is a free public event at the Tricycle theatre in north London on Friday afternoon entitled In Robeson's Footsteps, which explores the state of British black and Asian Shakespeare today.
"I became mesmerized by the extraordinary levels of hardship these men were prepared to endure," Worsley later wrote in a book, "In Shackleton's Footsteps," which was published in 2011.
Around the time that North Korea formally declared Kim Jong-un as his father's successor in 2010, it required farmers and soldiers to learn a song entitled "Footsteps," which heralded the coming of "the young general" who would lead the country to a "brilliant future".
