Obviously it was in the worst circumstances but I'm hoping to continue in the footsteps that Senzo set us off in during the qualification campaign.
But many in Mr. Cameron's own party and beyond have asked whether the prime minister has followed in the footsteps that a predecessor, Tony Blair, left in Iraq and Afghanistan, succumbing to the desire to break free from the draining compromises forced on him by the convolutions of domestic politics, and seeking renown for tough, statesmanlike action abroad.
He was so eager to follow in their footsteps that he deserted the American armed forces in the months before the Pearl Harbor attack and joined the Canadian military in the hope of seeing combat quickly.
His father was a professional musician who so fervently hoped that his son would follow in his footsteps that he would tear his drawings up, fuming that artists starved to death.
"He's been fantastic at getting the best out of players and if we can keep that going and he can keep learning, he should follow in the footsteps that most Wycombe managers have done by progressing his career and taking us along for the ride".
So, if you claim to walk in Jesus' footsteps, that's what it means.
Nay, but they say, "Behold, We found our forefathers agreed on what to believe - and, verily, it is in their footsteps that we find our guidance!" (43 22).
Only Hincapie and Horner know if Horner was following in Armstrong's footsteps that day on the Champs-Élysées.
The only real surprise was the first game from the new EA Originals programme, an arty indie-style game called Fe that's so clearly meant to follow in Unravel's footsteps that EA brought on another nervous Scandinavian man to announce it.
"They say 'the more things change, the more they stay the same.' Considering I am walking so closely in my mother's footsteps, that adage certainly applies, yet the subtle differences between Mommy's time and mine are vast," she added.
