Sentence examples for heavy footprints from inspiring English sources

Very quietly she asked what had happened and listened as he explained the blood in the snow, the dropped sticks, the disappearance and the heavy footprints.

To get in, I had stepped over the heavy footprints of a grizzly bear and her cub, and pushed through a log jam where a beaver was building its nest.

"I come from a district that has a very heavy footprint of the federal work force in it," Mr. Sarbanes said.

The planner added, "This is the mess Rumsfeld put himself in, because he didn't want a heavy footprint on the ground".

The standard debates in American foreign policy — realism vs. idealism, heavy footprint vs. light footprint — don't get to the heart of the problem with Obama's foreign policy.

From Abyei to the special-status states of Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, Sudan's military has stamped a heavy footprint on regions the two nations are fighting over.

"The real risk is the shoreline, the heavy footprint that drilling and processing leave on the landscape," said Cameron Davis, executive director of the Lake Michigan Federation, a public interest group.

But a new, gentle approach to the high mountains is in evidence in a range of recent buildings that give both expert climbers and the general public the chance to understand these changes without leaving a heavy footprint.

The heavy footprint of US agencies in Greek politics, even going so far as to engineer the dismissal of a popular centrist prime minister, Georgios Papandreou, in 1965, seemed to Panayiotis an acceptable trade-off: Greece had given up some sovereignty to western powers in exchange for freedom from a menacing eastern bloc lurking a short driving distance north of Athens.

"While Mr Taylor never set foot in Sierra Leone, his heavy footprint is there," the judge said.

In terms of the top revenue-generating apps this past month, Google Play's list reflects its heavy footprint in Japan and South Korea in particular.