Sentence examples for trample down from inspiring English sources

Margaret was the stalking horse to trample down Ted Heath.

As Kuznetsov writes on page 477, "However much you burn and disperse and cover over and trample down, human memory still remains".

They were delighted to find that the lights didn't work and that they had to trample down a steep drop to get to some of the pieces.

When the animals return to the patches of grass that are maintained into the winter, they trample down the fallen snow and expose the ground to the cold Siberian air.

Under what concealment has this power lain hidden, which now for the first time comes forth, with a tremendous and baleful aspect, to trample down and destroy the dearest rights of personal liberty?" Indeed, Webster's blistering attack against conscription should also give pause to Ricks' optimism that a draft would make the United States more conservative with its military might.

Brown recruited local sheep to trample down the clay with their hooves.

But the snow is trampled down over too large an area.

Black Flag's righteous anger bellows the message that if you've been trampled down, then surely the only way is up.

It would be just the opposite: an unparalleled catastrophe for the planet's most desperate people, and something that could be achieved, by the way, only by trampling down individual liberty on a daunting scale.

Trampled down in the rush of journalists claiming that "of course, I knew all along, but I just could not say anything" are all of the derisive newspaper articles and radio call-in panellists dismissing the risks Rangers were facing.

With its pungent harmonic language and evocations of chorales and folk tunes, Hartmann tried to convey the vitality of the Czech people who were being trampled down, qualities captured in the dynamic playing of the soloist, Vladimir Spivakov.