Sentence examples for tramples on from inspiring English sources

The Birmingham News said the album "gleefully tramples on one of America's most cherished holidays (and) will likely make even cynical listeners gasp".

He tramples on them.

A soldier tramples on a skeleton, another levers up a flag-stone.

It tramples on parliament's supremacy even in the act of pretending to restore its sovereignty.

It tramples on the cares of ordinary people like a drunk in hobnail boots.

Human trafficking tramples on the values and riches that our sea has contributed to civilization.

He dismissed out of hand Clinton's suggestions that he tramples on small vendors.

It tramples on and eats vegetation, compacts fragile soil and pollutes water sources with its dung.

Posing as a flamenco dancer, he tramples on his partner's feet.

New Labour tramples on the sacred terrain of family life, too.

Critics say the House vote tramples on the district's right to govern itself.