Sentence examples for taking the footsteps from inspiring English sources

More broadly, visitors can revisit South Africans' trek from slavery to oppression to liberty by taking the Footsteps to Freedom walking tour, 5 Church Square, 27-211) 465-2032, www.footstepstofreedom.co.za.

• Under Armour worked with Digitaria, a WPP-owned agency, to take the "Footsteps" campaign online, including the banner ads, the Facebook tabs, the YouTube takeover page and the Footwear Frenzy contest.

In real terms he is only taking the first footsteps in his career.

It's the little things, where it's running off the field or taking the right footstep.

Kenny followed in Sir Chris Hoy's footsteps by taking the world keirin title with a sprint off the final bend.

Shakes-Drayton is aiming to make up for the agony of missing out on a place in the Olympic final in her home city by following in the footsteps of Sally Gunnell and taking the world crown.

She will be the first woman to take the role, but whose footsteps does she follow in?

In her determination to follow in her footsteps, Rinehart takes the biscuits.

Biles became the first US gymnast to qualify for all four apparatus finals in 22 years, following in Shannon Miller's footsteps, having taken the US national championships by storm last month, winning gold in the all-around and silver on all four individual apparatus.

Zimbabwe has set an example for other countries to follow in its footsteps and take the same great leap toward a generation born free of HIV.

The visual system told the rat that it was in a new place, but the number of footsteps it had taken, the smell of the box, and other variables said it was still in the old one.