Sentence examples for show trampling from inspiring English sources

The animal rampaged through the show, trampling one keeper, then goring another "in the stomach, ripping out his bowels and killing him on the spot".

The show trampled the traditional association of art photography with black-and-white film.

The graphic arts are on the march as "showing" tramples on "explaining," and now we are afflicted with the symbols of symbols.

The exhibition ends with a 1932 montage by a student, Iwao Yamawaki, showing the Nazis trampling over the upturned Bauhaus building.

None of the specimens are burnt (Stiner et al., 1995) or shows signs of trampling other than limited incidental recent breakage by cavers that is readily evident (Behrensmeyer et al., 1986).

All would have been familiar with medieval images showing him on horseback trampling an infidel, which was reworked to show him trampling an Indian (he became known as Mataindios or Indian Killer).

Liverpool topped the fair play league last season with Suárez praised for showing overdue maturity before trampling over those plaudits in Natal.

A Russian imperial porcelain plate showing a Leninist worker trampling on capital and taking over a factory is one starting point, as is a suffragette penny, with "Votes for Women" stamped across the head of King Edward VII.

Already in his preface, Hutchinson calls Cromwell "a devious, ruthless instrument of the state," a man who showed no compunction about "trampling underfoot the mangled bodies of those he had exploited or crushed".

Human rights groups say the case shows the authorities are trampling on freedom of expression.

Three Al Jazeera journalists are being tried in Egypt on charges of aiding members of a "terrorist organisation", in a case that human rights groups say shows the authorities are trampling on freedom of expression.