Sentence examples for walk the footsteps from inspiring English sources

In Tennessee, a confident-sounding Santorum is trying to walk the footsteps of another outspoken Christian conservative, Mike Huckabee, who won this primary four years ago.

Author Ben Judah is the host of a new vice.com documentary, Undercover Migrant, in which he walks the footsteps of migrants arriving in the UK to find out what newcomers are up against in post-Brexit Britain.

1963 spring — Yoko Ono "Walking Piece" Walk in the footsteps of another person 1. on snow 2. on water 3. on drugs 4. while twerking.

By walking, we learn what it literally means to walk in the footsteps of those who know the trail better than we do, or the peril and thrill of charting a new path of faith when walking in a forest.

Let's walk in the footsteps of the Lord".

"Or you can go and walk in the footsteps of Begbie [from Trainspotting] and Rebus".

A desire to walk in the footsteps of their favourite author or artist.

"It's super exciting just to walk in the footsteps of these early explorers".

Adults can walk in the footsteps of Pushkin and Dostoevsky, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich.

"Hopefully, I can walk in the footsteps of Jerry West," he said.

Walk in the footsteps of another person / 1. on snow / 2. on water / 3. on drugs / 4. while twerking.