"trample on", "trample by" or "trample upon"?
Wouldn't want to trample on their precious rights as an individual. |
In order to reach his goal, he is prepared to trample on his closest friends. |
No man would dare to put me under his control because I would trample on him until he dies. |
The government could easily provide contraception without trampling on religious freedom. |
Clear evidence that Salmond's slavish New-Labour-like courting of the rich can end up trampling on the lives of Scots like they were just little more than an inconvenience. |
But the issue should not be pushed too far, PAGE 8 certainly not to the point where we are in danger of trampling on the sacred right of the youngster to self-determination. |
She knew how much he adored her, an adoration found one in a thousand and she just trampled on it, for some SEX, if she expected more from Rupert she should have broken up with Rob. |
What the secessionist clan has done and continue to do is to flagrantly trample on these regions rights to self-determination, occupy their regions and force them to join their secession. |
Individual liberties and rights were trampled upon. |
We must push back against his contraception mandate that tramples upon religious liberty. |
It would be a tragedy if it were trampled upon by a child hurtling through the darkening green. |
He is overseeing every human activity on earth, taking note of where He is honoured and glorified or dishonoured and trampled upon. |
A world of fear and treachery and torment, a world of trampling and being trampled upon, a world which will grow not less but more merciless as it refines itself. |
They worry that because the Palestinian cause matters so deeply to so many Muslims, Israel's legitimate interests are trampled upon, in the unswerving desire to placate Muslim opinion. |
Gold-and-Purple was trampled by Blue-and-White. |
The restored nation is still being trampled by the Gentiles. |
Petersburg and Shakhtar Donetsk before being trampled by Manchester City in the Europa League. |
His head was shaven and his leg was injured from a day he was trampled by a mob fleeing security gun fire. |
Trampling by careless visitors, and overcollection of their food source can also have an impact on local populations. |
My mum's friend's wife actually went to Spain to protest against the cruelty -- she saw a man nearly get trampled by a bull and ran to push him out of the way. |
The Imam's body was trampled by his enemies ' horses, his head was severed, and even the tattered cloth with which he had hoped to preserve his modesty was snatched off him. |
And do not allow me to be trampled by the devil, but guide me in justice and strengthen me in your courage, that I may praise and offer hymns to you, since you are blessed forever. |
He suffered from severe physical abnormalities and attributed them to the fact that while in utero, his pregnant mother was trampled by an escaped elephant during a visit to a local fair. |
He again was seen dropping it down and trampling over it. |
Any steps to prevent that will need to carefully avoid trampling over privacy issues. |
You will trample over the evil army of poor souls who are being dictated to by Satan and they will be powerless against you. |
Her reputation was trampled under the feet of all men. |
Winston G 12/29/2010 - 1:05 PM Justice is TOO IMPORTANT a matter to be trampled with. |