Sentence examples for footsteps would do from inspiring English sources

Policymakers following in his footsteps would do well to take such lessons to heart - as would education leaders in Latin America and around the world.

Sometimes, swallowing my pills at night in a rented flat in a foreign city, where the only sense of neighbors comes from anonymous footsteps, I let myself wonder what Dick would do if we needed help.

It would do us well to follow in his footsteps.

Companies looking to expand into the Far East would do well to consider following in these giants' footsteps.

I made a promise to her then that I would do everything I could to follow in her footsteps.

George W. Bush clearly understood from the get go, in the footsteps of his father, that his administration together with Halliburton-Cheney would do all it could to support ever higher oil prices and profits.

Calling the decision to enter the race among the toughest he has ever made, Mr. Manchin said he would do his best in the Senate to follow in Mr. Byrd's footsteps.

Bathurst was not convinced that was something that his character would do, as David is "too much of a coward to do anything overtly" and would not leave himself so "exposed": "As David grapples with the fire extinguisher to remove the hose from the barrel, we hear running footsteps approaching.

Collaborating on a historical novel about the artist, I came to Prato with my co-author, Laura Morowitz, to walk in Lippi's footsteps and study the work he'd done in a frenzy of desire, artistic discovery and fear of economic ruin.

Any British soldier foolish enough to follow his footsteps would be killed, he said.

"My father would be truthfully honored that I would go on to follow in his footsteps and do what he did, not just because my father was killed in the line of duty but because I've always wanted to do it," he said then.