Sentence examples for trampling to from inspiring English sources

And he wore a kingly crown, And in his grasp a sceptre shone; On his brow this mark I saw— 'I AM GOD, AND KING, AND LAWithith a pace stately and fast, Over English land he passed, Trampling to a mire of blood The adoring multitude.

"She uses a system of very subtle cues, like shoving and trampling, to prevent them from developing sexually," says Faulkes. "In humans, stress can lead to infertility, and it's likely that the same mechanisms are interfered with in mole rats".

As recently as last year, its government threatened to invoke compulsory licensing (a legal mechanism that, in effect, legitimises such trampling) to browbeat a foreign drugs firm into offering huge discounts.

National and international monitors said the poll had been clean and relatively peaceful despite the shooting of a leading aide to Mr Colom and the trampling to death of two women caught in a stampede of early voters.

Threats to beaches arise from a range of stressors which span a spectrum of impact scales from localised effects (e.g. trampling) to a truly global reach (e.g. sea-level rise).

Last year, 14 people were trampled to death.

It was like being trampled to death by cheerleaders.

In all, thirty-six people suffocated or were trampled to death.

A fourteen-year-old girl, Bernadette Whelan, was trampled to death.

Fourteen civilians were killed, two of them trampled to death in the panic.

A few days earlier, a child was trampled to death in the stampede.