He knew that their love was doomed to be trampled underfoot.

Freedom of expression and the right to a fair trial are being trampled underfoot.

Some men, still wrapped in their blankets, were trampled underfoot.

In this case we have clearly seen what may happen when God's words concerning the worth of man and love are being trampled underfoot.

The problem is not, as you might think, that the butterflies are being trampled underfoot.

Unless you want to be trampled underfoot, know when and where the vampire series' events are being held.

My group fears that the politicians will be trampled underfoot by the military.

All the great principles of our civilisation cannot be trampled underfoot in this way.

I'm not going to risk being trampled underfoot by some hulking human.

Before they were finished, it was black inside, and I moved out fast, having no desire to be trampled underfoot.

Once again, freedom and human rights are trampled underfoot.

He writes, "They were trampled underfoot but did not utter a sound."

Vietnam is a Communist country in which religious freedom continues to be trampled underfoot.

I think that the subsidiarity of this report in particular has been trampled underfoot.

We know that foreign policy complications result, as international law is being trampled underfoot here in a completely grey area.

Blood flew in all directions, and bodies fell to be trampled underfoot.

In fact, a whole catalogue of elementary and fundamental rights is trampled underfoot.

She felt certain that she must fall on her face and be trampled underfoot.

As far as I am concerned, democracy is being trampled underfoot.

The others poured through now, picking him up as they charged in so he wouldn't be trampled underfoot.

Others were trampled underfoot as survivors tried to escape.

Without a ban, the precautionary principle would be trampled underfoot.

The dead and the wounded fell to be trampled underfoot as others struggled to reach the enemy.

Therefore it cannot remain silent when God's commandments are being trampled underfoot.

Once again, a people' s right to self-determination is being trampled underfoot, just as it was in Chechnya.