Sentence examples for footsteps why from inspiring English sources
After following in Tess's footsteps, why not track Mrs Dalloway around Bloomsbury or Leopold Bloom around Dublin on Bloomsday?
How the Secret Garden festival lost an island Why the project to rebuild the World Trade Centre site turned sour Why Hans Schabus emptied his dustbins to follow in Picasso's footsteps Why Robert Rauschenberg's art burned out Why John Hoyland's sun – or moon – burst paintings offer more than just warmth Have you been to any of these shows?
So, after you're done following in the president-elect's footsteps, why not chart a path of your own? Our Guide to Chicago's Murals, divided into easy-to-read geographical sections with useful maps for walking tours, is the perfect companion for tourists or Chicagoans interested in coming to know better this aspect of the city's history.
He must follow in his son's footsteps to discover why doing OK out of caring for the optically impaired has been a waste of existence.
So, if the chances that you'll follow in any of their footsteps are slim, why have we asked these essayists to tell you their stories?
And why do footsteps in the apartment above so often sound from downstairs like a herd of elephants?
Beatrice imagines that she is an astronaut dragging a two-hundred-pound spacesuit and that is why her footsteps seem not to be carrying her forward.
After our candidate failed to win in 2006 Morrissey, perhaps hoping to follow in the bare footsteps of Sandie Shaw, said, "Why Didn't They Ask Me?" The following year Jarvis Cocker announced to the BBC that his door was always open to Eurovision: 'I've always wanted to write one for them.' It was all talk and no trousers though.
When someone walks up and you don't hear their footsteps, your mind is wondering why their feet don't make any sound.
That is why following in the footsteps of Jesus is so radical and counter-cultural.
Why not follow in the footsteps of REM, who met at the University of Georgia and played their first show at a friend's birthday party.
