The spy who loved frogs Brendan Borrell | Nature | 11 September 2013 Young scientist working in the Philippines retraces the footsteps of zoologist Edward Taylor, who worked there almost a century ago — and finds more than he bargained for.
What about walking in the footsteps of Steve Jobs?
You genuinely feel like you are walking in the footsteps of the greats of the game.
Ivanka Trump, self-proclaimed champion of working women, recently followed in the footsteps of so many other privileged professional women and opted out of work.
Fred Plotkin, an Italy expert who is working on a book, "In the Footsteps of Michelangelo," to be published by Crown next year, said it was not surprising that Michelangelo's thriftiness was sometimes erroneously perceived as financial hardship.
He would like to pursue similar portraiture work elsewhere, following in the footsteps of Sebastião Salgado, who traveled the world for "Workers".
Missouri's new Republican governor, Eric Greiten, with the help of his state's Republican-controlled legislature, has signaled he will push for a "right-to-work" law, following in the footsteps of Wisconsin and Michigan.
"We hope that following the field trip with UNICEF, and interactions with children receiving our assistance, Vietnam's Next Top Model will be willing to continue supporting our work and follow in the footsteps of our Goodwill Ambassador", says Ms. Sylwander.
"When you work here, you walk in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson," he said happily, tiptoeing around the edges of the oval Diplomatic Reception Room so as not to incur the housekeeper's wrath by tracking garden mud onto its famous carpet.
LinkedIn, now with 238 million registered users on its social network for the working world, wants to follow in the footsteps of Facebook and Twitter and turbo-charge its advertising effort.
