Examples of using Trampling in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
We firmly opposed executions and the trampling of women's rights.
All those people, 2,000 of them, just… trampling each other.
He can feel us trampling his kingdom.
So many feet trampling… crops all gone you know.
I just thought it's unfair that the filthy idiots in this field are trampling on a weak person together.
Main-day is September 21 with the trampling of the grapes and offering of the first must to the patron Saint.
A walking killing machine, trampling down anything that tries to oppose it
Guardrails height 500 mm are used at the risk of trampling around hatches, windows, skylights and fire valves.
You're a murderer known motorized enjoying trampling citizens who walk quietly through the streets of the city.
due to the fact that the freshly dug earth at any trampling and compaction still gives a draft.
Weland Stål's guardrail height of 500 mm is used as protection against the trampling around the hatches, windows, skylights and fire valves.
he wouldn't want lots of strangers trampling round his house.
We deleted the name'Macedonia' in order to avoid trampling on some people's sensibilities,
You can handle the fearsome monster Godzilla in their quest for destruction trampling buildings throughout the city without mercy.
Within this vision the elephants were running and, trampling on the roses, were dispersing a scent of flowers,
Exercises we do on the course are for example handling the ball, trampling the water and practicing team skills.
The trampling! It started at the groin and worked its way up
Abu Jahl attempted to interrupt the prayer by trampling on Muhammad's neck while he was prostrated.
But nobody listened to him any more, terror trampling on their reason, and all looked out now through the stained glass windows of the church.
The trampling of feet and the thunder of the band at that hour before the dawn,