Sentence examples for tread out from inspiring English sources

But in general the wilderness of unruly and unknown troupes is a place where many regular theatergoers fear to tread, out of sheer bewilderment.

Something about the dancers' rounded shoulders and loosely swinging arms is more African than American, and Ellington's rhythms are trodden out with unhurried precision.

But other artists in this field sometimes seem very relaxed about treading out so-so stuff, and yet they are competing directly with David Lynch and The Sopranos.

His 'n' hers is an idea Haider Ackermann always takes to heart – when he showed his first looks for men as a one-off in Florence in 2011, they trod out in peacock-feather embroidered slippers draped in brocaded kimonos.

There's something charming and exciting about seeing "DON'T TREAD ON ME" spelled out in colorful patchwork, or an eagle with wings of stitched Iron Maiden tees.

He trod them out with his feet, and so caught them with his hands without any other instrument".

With few scatological avenues left to tread, gross-out eventually moved on to a new target: political correctness.

It's no more than 10 feet tall, and you could easily miss the fact that its leaves are made of green plastic bottles cut up to resemble bushy, brilliant foliage, and that its trunk is old tire treads laid out in long, somehow elegant strips.

Pass the bill!" The two groups sometimes mixed together — at one point, a "Don't Tread on Me" flag poked out from a sea of union signs — in what became a continuous parade around the square.

The brightest in his year at Rada, he trod out one of the best Henry Vs I've ever seen.

So some weeks later on a cold, wet muddy field in Cradley near the borders of Wales, with Paddy (the friendly farmer) and the guys from circlemakers.org, the zopa executives began treading out a 200 ft version of their logo in a field of oats.