Sentence examples for by the trampling of from inspiring English sources

In still another, a smug, landowner has his way with a maiden, and young peasant men buried up to their necks in the hot sun await death by the trampling of their oppressors' horses.

When opponents of the government's bill to allow "marriage for all" gathered on the Champ-de-Mars, in the shadow of the Eiffel tower, on 13 January, the normally pristine lawns were destroyed by the trampling of an estimated 350,000 of pairs of feet.

Beach profiles were also acquired in different conditions of beach occupancy, in order to assess the effects on the beach morphology caused by the trampling of users.

In addition to fertilizing the soil and destroying seedling trees by the trampling of their many hooves, wildebeest bulls habitually horn young trees as an expression of aggression, further inhibiting the regeneration of woodland.

Let me conclude with this: the bullying of small countries by big ones, the trampling of justice and decency in the pursue of national aggrandisement and reckless indifference to human life should have no place in our world.

But in 1904, soon after paths opened to the public, the garden's first director, Nathaniel Britton, noticed that the hemlocks, with shallow root systems, were suffering from the "trampling of the thin soil by crowds of people".

The demonstration was a commemoration of the bodies of abused women in the country, who received no justice or recognition, and symbolised the trampling of women's rights by the government.

The resurgence of the conversation around a "social network users' bill of rights" has been fueled by the international trampling of user rights across the Internet by both governments and the private sector.

This weekend, news reports were full of finger-wagging over the death by trampling of a temporary worker, Jdimytai Damour, at a Wal-Mart store in Long Island on Friday.

But in Germany, traumatized by Hitler's trampling of the law and reconstructed with a sort of veneration for the values of the postwar Constitution, the flouting of the law by figures in high office has a particularly disconcerting effect.

The loss of human life or injury during a building fire has many causes, such as: asphyxiation or lung damage caused by smoke inhalation, building structure collapse on people unable to evacuate a building in time, and bodily injury caused by trampling of those caught in crowds of people trying to evacuate.