The 26 year old industrial design engineer, dreamt up the idea of turning footsteps into power while at Loughborough University.
Danish radical movie-maker Lars von Trier, director of Breaking the Waves, The Idiots and Dancer in the Dark, will stage Wagner's epic Ring Cycle at the Bayreuth Festival in 2006, following in the filmmaker-turned-impresario footsteps of his hero, Werner Herzog.
Christopher, turning his head to look at them, had to turn again as footsteps approached from the hall, and, after a minute's interminable pause, the door opened.
Lorelai refused to marry Christopher when she got pregnant because she felt they were too young, and now Rory, following in her mother's footsteps, turns down a marriage proposal in order to try her hand at journalism first.
Mr. Weber, in turn, followed in the footsteps of guardians of fiscal and monetary probity like Otmar Issing, a former official at the Bundesbank and E.C.B. who remains a towering figure in German economics.
As a player, Mourinho was a relative pauper, lacking the ability to follow in his father's footsteps and turn professional.
These people are the outliers now, sure, but soon they won't be: soon a few tepid footsteps will turn into a stampede.
The trees were barely breathing, and the turned earth from their footsteps smelled cold.
After graduation, rather than follow in his father's high art footsteps, Marsh turned his drawing skills to journalism, sketching vaudeville acts for The Daily News in New York.
Since his production was staged at Covent Garden in the 1950s, opera companies have occasionally followed in his footsteps and turned to choreographers rather than directors to stage Gluck's masterpiece.
Joshua will now field a host of offers to turn professional, following in the footsteps of super heavyweight gold medal winners such as Lennox Lewis and Audley Harrison.
