Sentence examples for trampled in from inspiring English sources

The rights of defendants are not trampled in favor of prosecutors.

The first few victims died there, some shot and some trampled in the melee, Kurdish rights advocates said.

One worker, Jdimytai Damour, 34, was thrown back onto the black linoleum tiles and trampled in the stampede that streamed over and around him.

More than seventy Ahly supporters were killed: beaten; stabbed; thrown from high stadium tiers; trampled in a corridor inside the stadium as they tried to flee, and found doors locked from the outside.

But there is a sense that many of America's most admirable qualities have been so trampled in the debate over war as to have been rendered toothless or even nonexistent.

Boundaries of geography, genre and taste are tested and occasionally trampled in the ninth edition of Film Comment Selects, the annual cinema roundup from the editors of Film Comment magazine, which runs through Feb. 28 at the Walter Reade Theater.

A headcut is an abrupt step in the channel profile, some centimetres to some metres high; it may originate merely as a bare or trampled patch in a vegetated channel bed but will increase in height (like some very large waterfalls) as it works upstream.

This trampled earth in no way resembled real life, waiting for exams in real life.

Every Israeli of conscience should put himself in the shoes of an ordinary Palestinian, who wakes up in the morning feeling besieged and goes to sleep trampled upon in his own home.

Last weekend, some dozen little houses appeared on a big patch of dirt and trampled grass in Colorado Springs.

I am plastered against the side of a large rock, 15 feet above a patch of trampled dirt in Central Park.