trample down

But the snow is trampled down over too large an area.

I don't want my garden trampled down all night long.

The blades in front of the door were trampled down.

The grass had been trampled down and ground into the mud.

He looked at it but could see no trail through, nor where any bush had been trampled down or broken.

He doesn't want the harvest trampled down by careless workers.

Finally it has chicken legs that are used to trample down its victims.

They had trampled down a wide space before the tent, gathered wood, and started a large fire.

Just a place where the grass was trampled down.

No need to trust his memory, though; the trail was trampled down, clearly visible.

A third of the troops were mounted, and took the lead to trample down the snow for those on foot.

Most surely must we be smashed to pieces, trampled down, broken.

"It made the deer go into a panic and they trampled down all his plants," he said.

Fields had been trampled down so tents could be erected.

But they also trampled down the wheat, and left broken stalks all over the place.

I figured it was just a piece of dirt that the crowd had trampled down, he said.

They must be afraid that we giants will trample down their installations.

On top were placed dead leaves and branches which the three killers trampled down with their feet.

In the other, those fronds had been trampled down.

On the third evening we reached some mealie gardens, and saw that they had been trampled down.

The others might have been trampled down, but Glorfindel made them leap out of the way off the road.

The whole area has been well trampled down.

The ground beneath his feet had been trampled down for so long that it was now below its original level by several centimeters.