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The more you take, the more you leave behind
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footsteps
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Footsteps is singer/songwriter Chris de Burgh 's seventeenth original album , released in 2008. This album includes two songs penned by de Burgh and cover versions of thirteen other songs that inspired and influenced him throughout his career. The cover ...
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n. (plural of footstep English)
Usage examples of footsteps.
Her footsteps were muffled by the carpet as she walked down the empty hall, switching on lights along the way.
She heard the squeak of the door to the hall opening, then footsteps in the anteroom.
He expected to hear urgent footsteps, the neighbor pounding on the door.
He headed down the stairs but froze as he heard footsteps scraping far below him, coming up the concrete steps, echoing louder as they ascended from the ground floor.
Other footsteps, those in stairwell, came up to the third floor and joined whoever gotten out of the elevator.
Simultaneously, via the stairwell, he heard noises from the lobby: footsteps, voices.
Hearing numerous hurried footsteps at the top of the stairs, Pittman shoved the .
Pittman suddenly heard voices, rapid footsteps, what sounded like runners on the trail ahead.
Nodding in agreement, his footsteps echoing, Pittman went up to the first floor.
Despite the whir of the fan on the microfilm machine, he heard footsteps on the stairs beyond the door.
Despite its intensity, Pittman sensed the greater commotion on the floors above him, urgent footsteps, frightened voices, a lot of them.
Heavy footsteps pounded toward the hallway from the front of the house.
From a room at the back of the house, Pittman heard footsteps scraping on broken glass.
From the back of the mansion, Pittman heard other footsteps scraping on broken glass.
Then sounded footsteps along the avenue, and my fear whispered that they were not those of Bristol but of one who had murdered him, and who came guilefully, to murder me!