Sentence examples for walk in the steps of from inspiring English sources
The big question here is whether Hopkins can walk in the steps of Foreman on Saturday night.
It would probably be safe to argue that he was the first lord to visit the state's little community court, and the noblest dignitary ever to be so happy to walk in the steps of New York's criminal defendants.
He had always wanted to walk in the steps of the masters, and he felt that his forgery was a fine work in its own right.
The bigger question, really, starting out, is whether the film will merely walk in the steps of a thousand similar films before it, consigning its characters to their expected, probably bloody fates, or will strike off on its own into some new unimagined territory.
You are walking in the steps of Satan!" The Chistis were known for their love of poetry and, especially, music.
When Arum talks of Pacquiao and Cotto walking in the steps of Hagler and Hearns he goes to the heart of boxing's most thrilling but sometimes most troubling appeal, the prospect of men going to their absolute limits.
Though an Indian pilgrimage had looked romantic from the vantage point of my paper-strewn desk at college, the reality of walking in the steps of the Buddha diverged wildly from the dream.
I had the opportunity to see the infamous electric chair, walking eerie halls in the steps of the unsighted ghosts of lives that had ended in those very walls.
OFF TO WORK After that, I refill my coffee, get dressed, stick her in her day cage and walk down the steps of this Tudor house where we live — we moved in August — and into the front garden.
In a 1998 photo in Maclean's, Guess walks up the steps of the Vancouver courthouse in a black dress and tiny sunglasses that would not look out of place on Bella Hadid.
Mr. Sundby's crowning moment in acrobatics came in 1949, when he walked down the steps of the Washington Monument on his hands, earning him a drawing in "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" He once did a handstand atop a 25-story hotel in Miami Beach.
