Sentence examples for the trample from inspiring English sources
verb
To crush something by walking on it.
- To trample grass or flowers
In the trample disaster, asphyxia is the main cause of the death.
The analysis includes the description of the whole process of the disaster, some characteristics of the trample, and with the help of SSM (soft systematic methodology) the factors that led to the disaster, etc.
Elephants were often trained in order to ensure the trampling was as brutal as possible.
But considering the trampling of replantable grass versus trampling irreplaceable free speech: maybe there's a compromise.
Ever since Putin reclaimed the presidency last year, the trampling of the rule of law has only accelerated.
That leaves the judiciary and members of the public to worry about the trampling of rights.
The trampling of civil liberties and the rule of law may seem necessary to the uninitiated.
The press and advocacy groups, however, have not been quiet about the trampling of their rights.
The trampling of our rights as activists, or as journalists, isn't just a problem in North Dakota.
The latter were not likely to survive the trampling of giant herbivores.
Like the new White House, they see the trampling of existing norms as the removal of obstacles.
