"light footsteps" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write the sentence, "As she tip-toed past the sleeping guard, her light footsteps went unheard."
Martha Clara Vineyards, a North Fork producer that went into business last year, has released its 1999 viognier ($15), which, following in the light footsteps of a 1998 predecessor, is pleasing and promising.
The great Edwin Booth's actual small bed laden with a disintegrating coverlet, his tiny velvet slippers, the family bible, family photographs... Indeed, one could almost hear the light footsteps of the great Edwin Booth, and hear the whispers of him rehearsing his scripts.
"Professor Awoonor was a great African, a leading light whose footsteps leave big footprints," the Storymoja Hay organisers said.
Dark ahead, dark behind, dramatic shafts of light accompanied our footsteps, much as the sun at the summer solstice once pierced the original entrance.
With light And quickened footsteps thitherward I tend, Remembering thee, O green and silent dell!
Tinged with a sickly green-yellow hue that seems to infect every frame (even the Warners logo looks decidedly off-colour), the camera darts from door handles to footsteps to light switches to discarded tissues as the virus skips from patient to patient, merrily wiping out its quarry with rewarding disregard for their box-office clout.
As he follows in Zweig's footsteps, Prochnik sheds light on the darkness that consumed him in his final years.
I woke up early to beat the traffic, and walking to my car in the predawn light, I could hear my footsteps crunching on the first frost of the season.
The geometric light projection follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, Onion Skin, which used layers of illuminated "peelings," to create the kind of illusion that those with meltable eyes should be cautious of, and has already toured through Taiwan, China, France, and Germany. .
Miss Shepherd helped, lying low if anybody came to my door, and at night switching off her light whenever she heard a footstep.
Miss Shepherd helped, lying low if anybody came to my door, and at night switching off her light whenever she heard a footstep.
