Sentence examples for trample marks from inspiring English sources

Neither can these marks be accounted for by nonbiological mechanisms: trample marks are often seen on bones, but these consist of numerous small and closely spaced grooves (NRL, pers. obs).

As a result, tooth marks, or cuts, or signs of trampling by predators "might not be preserved".

The exchange at the breakfast, given by the Association for a Better New York, was just the latest indication of Mr. Spitzer's willingness — even eagerness — to trample over the accepted niceties and mores that have long marked state politics.

An alternative interpretation of the marks has been that they were caused by trampling animals and do not provide evidence of stone tool use or large ungulate exploitation by Australopithecus-grade hominins.

Before 2003, though she had written a PhD thesis on Dickens, a volume of poetry, some essays, and two well-received novels, she was still best known as Mrs Auster, and there were moments, she says, when it 'felt like people were trampling over you to get to the great man: you had the print marks on your body'.

The data show that the DIK-55 marks are outliers amongst bone surface damage in the Dikika area, and that trampling is not the most parsimonious interpretation of their origin.

Looks like Hillary Clinton's campaign machine is getting its superdelegates (aka party insiders) to start softening up the public for a potential trampling of democracy that may mark the Democratic National Convention.

Trample it.

I trample.

Is there any aspect to being a mom -- stretch marks, fat sagging over the top of the elastic waistband, baby spit-up everywhere -- that Erma Bombeck hasn't already trampled into the ground?

It is not enjoyable to trample hope.