The ground round his body would be well trodden over.

The word literally means a clear and well trodden path.

Perhaps she had come this way often because he found himself following what appeared to be a well trodden path.

Alexander had gone east and that path was well trodden.

At last there came a night when the caravan turned into a well trodden road.

He looked down and saw a well trodden path.

There was a path, well trodden and wide enough to provide a vista for some distance.

He put his knife away and set out on the well trodden path down the valley to the temple.

No well trodden paths have developed here and the summit is seldom visited.

It was narrow, but well trodden, and the light struck down upon it in a straight white line.

We had a walk of about three or four miles through the forest along a path that was obviously well prepared and well trodden.

In romancing the cosmologists, string theorists are following a well trodden path.

Taking care to keep to the well trodden dirt path between the growing vegetables, she crossed the last field on to the riverbank.

A steady step along the gloom-panelled corridors, his feet almost silent on the well trodden carpet.

Well trodden paths divided the flatlands into separate fields.

So in turning to social processes outside employment, we are shifting to a sphere of study which has been well trodden by urban sociology.

The floor of the back area was partly grass and partly well trodden cinders.

We've had no fresh snow since morning, the path to the parish door is well trodden, no one will know your tracks among the many.

But quite often it's the lens and not the locale that makes for a good travelogue, especially when the terrain is well trodden.

When the present state of a place leans toward the depressingly well trodden, one excellent plan is to indulge in a little mental time travel.

Fairly well trodden hiking trails lead north and west from the town, but for any motorized transportation terrain vehicles are needed.

Therefore, we made swifter progress, though we were now in a part of the ship where the ground was exceedingly well trodden.

Not everyone has Lebus's talent, and anyway the ground will be well trodden over by full daylight."

They both record a city not only laminated by history but also one well trodden and visually vital despite its economic downslide.

This passageway was apparently well trodden, with the tan polymer floor roughened and pitted by use.