Sentence examples for suggests footsteps from inspiring English sources

As its name suggests, Footsteps focuses exclusively on "walking safaris", small hikes that bring people out from the jeep – and their comfort zone – and onto the dry, African soil.

Mr Elliott suggested that Footsteps in the Snow would give Quentin a chance to extend herself and could possibly be award-winning material.

The system detects user's footsteps and either provides interactive real-time feedback or suggests a pace using a synthetic walking sound or vibration.

When Boris Johnson evokes Hitler and Michael Gove suggests Britain follows in Albania's footsteps they do not engage but entertain.

Phoenix is an Allen first-timer but Stone coming back for seconds suggests she may follow in the footsteps of Scarlett Johansson, Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow as Allen's female lead of choice.

Thus, he suggests that music evolved to mimic footsteps and sooner or later became incorporated in human culture.

It's sitting in the back of his truck, and he suggests he could never follow in his hero's literary footsteps.

As if further evidence were required, Bradley leads the tour in the all-around category, a compilation of eight major statistical categories, which suggests he has all the tools to follow in the footsteps of his famous Aunt Pat.

Spot follows in the footsteps of Big Dog, which as its name suggests was a rather larger but cruder robot seen rampaging across the Massachusetts countryside in another video which since 2008 has had more than 16 million YouTube views.

For those looking for a contemplative escape, Alison Bing, who has written 40 books for Lonely Planet, suggests Venice in winter, where the only traffic you'll hear is footsteps.

Opternative alleges that when Warby Parker questioned how it measured the distance from users to the computer screen in footsteps, Dr. Lee suggested a mobile phone camera could alternatively be used, and this ended up in the patent filing a month later.