Sentence examples for tread on more from inspiring English sources
The new FixMyStreet site is likely to tread on more official corns.
Evening wear tread on more familiar Rykiel ground.
This recent composition seemed to tread on more familiar drone-music ground, relying as it did on the "beats" that can be created by instruments as they slowly converge on (and then diverge from) unison pitches.
With their sophomore album, the gaiety that defined Gorilla Manor is largely absent, replaced by subtle soundscapes that tread on more melancholic ground.
"Fringe" treads on more familiar territory.
Because "Savage Reprisals" is literary criticism rather than history, it treads on more ambiguous territory than does Gay's previous work.
While there were only so many directions the company could move in technically from the Hero6 Black which shot 4K at 60 frames, the H7 Black is treading water on more than a few specs as the internals take only minor updates all powered by the company's last-gen GP1 chip.
As she treads on ever more tricky territory, you can see why she was reluctant.
They range from the silly (the Republic of Roadkills-R-Us, for example, whose motto is "Tread on Me") to more serious attempts at virtual nation-building.
I've been warned not to emasculate you, to let "boys be boys," to protect your fragile ego and to not tread on your even more fragile masculinity.
He treads carefully when weighing in on more extreme members of the free-culture movement, like Julian Assange — who he has criticized for using the "wiki" name — and online hacking collectives like Anonymous.
