Sentence examples for was trampled from inspiring English sources
verb
To crush something by walking on it.
- To trample grass or flowers
While Moody watched another returning Tiger, Sam Vesty, was trampled and bedraggled at fly-half.
But by the end of 1998 the land was trampled and nibbled by 5.5 million sheep.
There were so many people, everyone was trampled as they tried to get out.
It was a wonder that no one was trampled -- as far as I could tell.
Another man was trampled and immediately helped up by other protesters.
She was the second person to be seriously injured this year, after a 19-year-old Spanish man was trampled on Saturday.
She was trampled as she attempted to escape the fire and remembers a rampage of feet on her before she lost consciousness.
One was trampled and another impaled with a tree branch.
My idealistic view of money as a tangible thing was trampled.
Employees were able to move the battle outside, but not before the birthday boy's grandmother was trampled, witnesses told WPBF.
