Sentence examples for trampled him from inspiring English sources

Glavine has had personal experience with the new-look Braves: they have trampled him four times.

Racehorses blinded his right eye, somersaulted onto his chest at forty miles per hour, trampled him, and rammed him into the corner of a barn, virtually severing his lower leg.

OSHA levied the $7,000 fine in response to the death of Jdimytai Damour, a 34-year-old temporary employee, who died from asphyxiation when a stampede of post-Thanksgiving shoppers at a Wal-Mart store in Valley Stream, N.Y., busted through the doors and trampled him just before the store's 5 a.m. scheduled opening.

While Coleridge extended himself in devout prostration, Wordsworth, as Sisman says, trampled him.

Two weeks before, the farm's expensive blooded bull had hooked and then trampled him, concentrating most of the damage on one leg.

"I've run with the bulls in Pamplona, but this is riskier," he said, pointing to the place on his head where a horse's hoof had trampled him.

Despite attempts by then-rabbi Lewinksi to intervene, the two men beat the first, knocked him to the ground, and "trampled upon" him.

2.45pm: They may be Harrington fans, but the gaggle of Irishmen who Greg Norman tried to take out with his drive have actually helped the Australian - the grass they've trampled has provided him with a nice lie.

They blind him, I sneak up to him and boom, I got myself a gun—I will let him get trampled and eaten by the rats.

They blind him, I sneak up to him, and boom, I've got myself a gun—I will let him get trampled and eaten by the rats.

The place about him seemed trampled and thronged with knights and the eagles on the gold above them moved visibly in the wind.