Sentence examples for has been trampling from inspiring English sources
On the other side of the ledger, Trump has been trampling on established political wisdom since he launched his campaign.
This warlike, matt-black granite statue, hot to the touch, has been trampling the man trapped beneath its paws for thousands of years.
On the ground, it has been trampled flat.
Just ask Ms Semenya, whose privacy has been trampled and achievement undermined.
Now all this historical memory has been trampled on by Washington.
Like Tuscany, Provence has been trampled over by too many writers in recent years.
A British birdwatcher has been trampled to death by an elephant near a tiger reserve in the south of India.
"It's not enough to say that freedom of religion has been trampled — it has been dug up," Mr. Bowne wrote in an e-mail to media outlets.
Tribe.net, run by a company with eight employees, has been trampled by newer social sites like MySpace and Facebook.
That's because any glamour that aviation might once have possessed has been trampled by terrorism – or, more specifically, the response to terrorists' obsession with aviation.
Joggling past an Amarula tree, I notice that the surrounding grass has been trampled flat; the bark grazed smooth by elephant buttocks.
