Sentence examples for whose footsteps from inspiring English sources

The great men and women in whose footsteps we follow never ducked them".

"Professor Awoonor was a great African, a leading light whose footsteps leave big footprints," the Storymoja Hay organisers said.

But I'm sorry to report that, judging by "The Harlequin Studies," he couldn't shine the shoes of the old clowns in whose footsteps he thinks he's following.

Paying twenty-five bucks for a hardcover at Barnes and Noble, even by authors whose footsteps I would kiss, wounds me.

As they were leaving the house, they ran into the woman whose footsteps she had been hearing all week long above her head.

"This is such a prestigious award, not least because of the previous winners in whose footsteps I follow – PD James, Ruth Rendell, Reginald Hill and Colin Dexter.

Through chattering teeth, I mouth a silent curse to Tony Blair, whose icy footsteps I have followed to a health spa in Hertfordshire.

It is an essential part of the world of the Victorians, who shaped modern industrial Britain and in whose big footsteps we walk.

I am humbled by all the great practitioners of this 820-word craft — "art" would be going too far — in whose illustrious footsteps I tread.

At the Doris Duke Studio Theater, the Dublin-based CoisCeim Dance titleer (whose title means "footstep" in Gaelic) will present "Ballads".

And when Sirena's husband drops by the studio unannounced, Nora feels nightmarish dread before she learns whose "starting, stopping, ginger footsteps" are echoing outside.