trampled

trampled the beans underfoot.

the fence had been trampled down.

The hunter was trampled to death by a wild elephant.

You've trampled on her feelings.

He saved a little girl from being trampled underfoot in the rush for the fire exit.

The flowers were trampled by careless pedestrians.

The protesters were trampled by the advancing crowd.

The fragile ecosystem was trampled by the construction project.

The young saplings were trampled by grazing cattle.

The delicate artwork was trampled in the rush to evacuate the building.

The athlete was trampled by the opposing team during the game.

The fallen hiker was trampled by a herd of wild animals.

The fragile peace agreement was trampled by the outbreak of war.

The muddy field was trampled by the players during the soccer match.

The delicate snowflakes were trampled underfoot as people hurried by.

Utilitarianism provides a plausible framework for deciding who should get trampled.

“I was just helping people, just not get trampled.”

Now Wiltshire is being trampled by summer tourists, many of them mystically inclined.

This helps keep the rider from being trampled on.

The herd of wild cattle trampled the farmer's crops.

" Annie, " he cried, " let's go before we get trampled! "

Locals said the visitors " trampled" the very flowers they came to photograph.

" I'd better change one of them to getting trampled by a rampaging hippogriff."

They tore up the cactus by its roots, and trampled on the scarlet blossoms.

One mayor says decades of coexistence between these two groups have been quote " trampled" .