Sentence examples for long footsteps from inspiring English sources

Dressed strikingly in bell-sleeved unitards (black on the back, tan and white on the front) and black skull caps designed by Mr. Clark and Stevie Stewart, an increasing number of dancers slide across the stage, their backs arched away from the direction of their long footsteps.

Another thing, is walk heel to toe, in very long footsteps.

All night long there were footsteps in the corridor, as girls from the nearby bars slipped in and out of rooms.

Let's not surround ourselves with the vapor of meaningless conversation that will eventually settle to the floor and disappear into a shade of cloudy dust long after our footsteps are gone.

Could this most quintessentially '60s of spy skeins (developed by Sam Rolfe, with an able assist from none other than 007 creator Ian Fleming himself) follow in the long-lasting franchise footsteps of Tom Cruise's Mission agent Ethan Hunt? (Ironically enough, Cruise was actually in negotiations at one point to topline an earlier iteration of U.N.C.L.E).

Mr Worsley once said of Captain Scott's luckless expedition to the South Pole: "Their footsteps have long since disappeared but they echo through eternity".

Tracing his footsteps has long been a popular touring route for Australians keen to build a better picture of the man.

In this novel of wonder, Neil Gaiman follows in the footsteps of long-ago storytellers, weaving a tale of unforgettable ­enchantment.

As management increasingly focused on issues that divided their members, they didn't hear the decades-long patter of 440,000 footsteps slowly walking away.

We're tight, Mom and I, and I've been trying to talk her into following my footsteps for as long as I've been writing books.

I was following in the cobwebbed footsteps of a long tradition of pro-Chinese cheerleaders.