Sentence examples similar to are stomped on from inspiring English sources

When the block was lifted in the late morning till noon, paramedics did not find any casualties to take back to the SMC at Pearl Roundabout, despite seeing handcuffed protesters being stomped on by police when they arrived.

7.21pm BST Don't look now... … but the Bills are stomping on the Super Bowl champion Ravens in Buffalo.

Right now, we are not communicating, we are stomping on each other.

Some suggestions are stomping on the feet and hitting (not grabbing) the groin.

The Golden Knights' third-period push came all too late and was stomped on, for good, by a Michal Kempny one-timer with six minutes left.

But this stripling will have to pull off some moves niftier than one of Goodman's dancing trainees to avoid being stomped on by bigger rivals who need all the sales they can find.

Even if, to us, it sounds like our rights are being stomped on, bit by bit.

Stomping on things that can be stomped on is an activity that humans have always done, whether frustrated or no.

As the stories below show, a life can be rebuilt after it's been stomped on by the internet.

They dragged out carpets bearing his image — a common sight in official buildings — to be stomped on in doorways or ruined by traffic.

IN my role as Mr. le Carré's nemesis, I had already experienced what it felt like to be stomped on in print.