For runners who feel the experience is more important than the race, there is still time to get to Greece this weekend for the Athens Classic Marathon, where you can run in the footsteps of Pheidippides.
Appearing on Capital FM radio, Smith ruled himself out of the running to follow in the footsteps of luminaries such as Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey and Nancy Sinatra on the 24th official Bond movie.
The home secretary, John Reid, was the last to confirm he would not run last weekend, following in the footsteps of his predecessor Charles Clarke.
Top tip: The six-mile Tillamook Head trail runs from Cannon Beach to Seaside, following in the footsteps of Captain Meriwether Lewis and his close friend William Clark, who reached the Pacific Ocean near here after a gruelling 18-month expedition from St Louis, Missouri.
Talbot, a veteran of 2000AD and Batman, explores gentler territory with this story of a teenage girl running away from domestic abuse and following in the footsteps of her heroine, Beatrix Potter.
Reports alleged that Clooney was set to run for for Governor of California, following in the footsteps of the illustrious Arnold Schwarzenegger.
"He seems to really connect with the running backs, and he is able to get the most out of them". Getting the linemen prepared is coach Mike Reily, whom Knoop has called "the best O-line coach around". Attempting to follow in the footsteps of the successful running backs of the past is senior Tadeo Zuniga (5-feet-6, 172 pounds).
But over the years, thanks to hubris, political scandal and sheer greed, he seemed to lose his way, First came his ill-advised run bid for higher office, following in the footsteps of his mentor, Christian broadcasting icon Pat Robertson, who founded the Christian Coalition that Reed inherited in the 1990s.
The work presented here follows in the footsteps of the efforts discussed above.
Related: Clearer constitutional guide needed to deal with a hung parliament, say MPs Heywood and Martin will help to steer any coalition negotiations, and will also be on hand to advise David Cameron and Ed Miliband if either leader seeks to follow in the footsteps of Harold Wilson, who ran a minority administration for eight months after the February 1974 election.
