Sentence examples for moving in the footsteps of from inspiring English sources

"The lions will remain lions and will continue moving in the footsteps of Usama," said another, using an alternate spelling of Bin Laden's name.

In what will be seen as a saber-rattling exercise, the U.K. move follows in the footsteps of the U.S. navy, which earlier this month sailed a warship close to a disputed island in the territory.

Germany's move follows in the footsteps of Australia, which became the first country in the world to began allowing a third gender option, or "X," on passports in late 2011.

The Night Czar position will be the first of its kind for the UK, a move following in the footsteps of other major cultural capitals like Amsterdam and Berlin who have designated Night Mayors to act as an ambassador for the nighttime industries, working with local councils, venues and the public.

The Night Czar position will be the first of its kind for the UK, a move following in the footsteps of other major cultural capitals like Amsterdam and Berlin who have designated Night Mayors to act as an ambassador for the nighttime industries, working with local councils, venues, and the public.

In 1994 California began moving toward economic recovery in the footsteps of the rest of the country.

With the impending move, YouTube follows in the footsteps of that other Web 2.0 poster child, Digg, which recently hinted at wanting to cut support for the browser too.

Meanwhile, nearly 30 years later in Waycross, Mr. Herrin, who was six years Parsons' junior, moved through the streets in the footsteps of Parsons' ghost.

A trackway preserving the footsteps of several individuals moving in the same direction at the same time would be excellent.

The move by Twitter follows in the footsteps of Facebook, who have been reaching out to users in emerging markets for years.

Miss Otto was brought up in Romania and moved to London in 1984, following in the footsteps of her sister Dania.