Sentence examples for trampled all over from inspiring English sources
Local policemen have come in there and trampled all over the place, let people come in and out, and they haven't treated the body with respect.
Over 1,000 miles long, it is a classic example of pretensions to corporate social responsibility claimed by the BP consortium being trampled all over by the stampede for oil.
He drew parallels with World War Two, saying: "It matters because we know from our history that turning a blind eye when nations are trampled all over and their independence trashed... that stores up far greater problems for the long run".
Mendoza found that Roberts was "becoming quite the chameleon" and had "trampled all over her innocent charm to create a sex siren", referencing her transformation throughout her videos.
Dog excrement had been trampled all over the flat.
On Wednesday, the Conservative leader trampled all over Parliamentary protocol by repeatedly addressing the Prime Minister with a barked "you".
I made a mental note to look into that later, and scooped up some trampled turds that I'd just seen one of the ponies piss all over.
"I'm there, photographer gets trampled, all right, so he's on the ground.
