Sentence examples for about to trample from inspiring English sources

Or is Alex Neil about to trample all over Benítez's and Allardyce's hard-earned reputations?

Is papa with a gun cleared of wrongdoing when he tells investigating rangers he shot and killed the bison because he was afraid the animal was about to trample a family member?

Be able to recognize the difference between an elephant who is making a mock charge and an elephant who is about to trample you.

A good rodeo clown must be agile enough to get in the way of an angry bull about to trample a thrown rider, be in good physical shape to take the beating that a charging animal can dish out and, if possible, dart out of the way and have the bull give chase; anything to give the rider time to escape the arena.

The other theme repeated over and over in recent conversations is the enduring and relentless fear expressed by gun lovers that their "rights" and "freedoms" are about to be trampled.

The eye-opening findings serve as a reminder that Americans' deeply held beliefs about gun rights have a tendency to cross over into outright conspiracy theories about a nefarious government seeking to trample their constitutional rights -- paranoia that pro-gun groups like the National Rifle Association have at times helped stoke.

She wanted to learn about Islam, she said; she had no wish to trample on our sensibilities.

You have to trample on others, you have to care less about who came second".

This case provides a crucial warning about the tendencies of our government to manufacture and exploit public fear, to trample civil rights and to manipulate judicial proceedings.

It is not enjoyable to trample hope.

Guests were allowed to trample the ruins.