I swear... that I am trampling over 35 million people.
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Practice asserting yourself without getting aggressive (and trampling over someone else in the process).
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Hungary accuses Ukraine of trampling over the educational rights of its ethnic Hungarian minority.
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It is these that Mr Trump is trampling over—and which Americans need to defend.
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It's not just death that ushers in this huge elephant that's following behind us, trampling over our relationships.
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" Panicked, Fisher says she and Corona joined the hoards of people fleeing, but "everyone was trampling over everybody.
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The one- (now two-) child policy remains the extreme example of a supposed greater good trampling over private interests.
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"I saw people jumping over the fence, people trampling over each other, it was just widespread chaos," he said.
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And, unlike Mr Juppé, he has no qualms about trampling over ground occupied by the ultra-nationalist Marine Le Pen.
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Immediately, Anthony said, people began screaming and running, flipping tables, breaking glass, ducking underneath the bar, and trampling over one another.
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The government has suggested that building a wall would prevent migrants from trampling over the desert in vehicles and on foot.
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These huge birds stagger around in the dark, sometimes trampling over the corpses of those who do not live to be adults.
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Most American foreign-policy experts were also appalled at what looked like careless trampling over decades of finely tuned diplomacy (see article).
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You're trampling over the little guys that invested in something and wanted to have some exclusivity, as they were told when they bought the medallion.
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TO THE extent that Goldman Sachs has anything to do with the little guy, it is usually accused of trampling over him in pursuit of profit.
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VSL is sometimes attacked from the left as craven, a reductio ad absurdum of economistic reasoning trampling over everything, including the value of human life itself.
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WASHINGTON — Hungarian strongman Viktor Orban has been widely accused of rolling back democracy, undermining press freedom, villainizing refugees and trampling over the independence of his country's court system.
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"As I was lying on top of them people were trampling over top of us trying to escape the area," wrote the officer, identified only as M. Amburgey.
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"As I was lying on top of them people were trampling over top of us trying to escape the area," wrote one officer, identified only as M. Amburgey.
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The thing with Glastonbury is… the ground doesn't need to be that wet to be muddy, because you have hundreds of thousands trampling over it x amount of times.
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Bullet holes, blood, brains scarring the walls of an agricultural warehouse, where a couple of guys were working, trampling over the labels placed around the site by war crimes investigators.
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I hope that those narrative of vague hope and actual political change are remembered so well that the new frameworks of defunding, disrespecting, and trampling over don't completely eradicate them.
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The competitiveness at physical stores has had a dark undercurrent, too, with pictures of crazed shoppers trampling over others to get to the best bargains an annual theme in the media.
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After a few days of rain and the footsteps of tens of thousands of people trampling over the same bit of path, the grass quickly became replaced with an ocean of mud.
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The "Tongan Thor" made a name for himself as a youngster when he became an internet sensation after footage emerged of him trampling over his competitors as a schoolboy in New Zealand.
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Republicans are moving forward on multiple fronts as they advance the president's picks for influential appeals court seats at a record rate, despite accusations from Democrats that they are trampling over the chamber's institutional guardrails.
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Is Facebook trampling over laws that regulate the processing of sensitive categories of personal data by failing to ask people for their explicit consent before it makes sensitive inferences about their sex life, religion or political beliefs?
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For the Republican leaders who recoil in horror at Mr Trump's careless populism, his offensiveness and his frequent trampling over conservative causes such as free trade, Mr Rubio's poor showing was perhaps the biggest story of primary night.
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And job three, will be to convince him to re-stake our claim as a Pacific power that we&aposre not going to tolerate you eroding the sovereignty of our allies in the region and trampling over our national interest.
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Month after month, the technology industry is found trampling over privacy, or fostering a toxic workplace culture, or profiting off of a brutally exploitative business model, or supporting and even seemingly celebrating a founder's rockstar-like excesses and personal peccadillos.
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In January, a well-connected Chinese billionaire was taken from a hotel in Hong Kong and ended up in custody on the mainland, which was seen here as another case of mainland law enforcement trampling over legal protections in Hong Kong.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean president Kim Jong Un and other international "big men" who have seized and wielded power while trampling over human rights and the judicial and criminal justice system.
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A fight against Conor McGregor—who became lightweight champion through similarly trampling over a queue of contenders, albeit after having had prior divisional experience and a too-gaunt frame at 145 pounds—would have made millions and would have been stylistically interesting.
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On Wednesday, if he can avoid trampling over his own message as he so often does, Trump will try to ease that contradiction by using the power of the presidency in a unusually conventional way, to build support behind a top priority: tax reform.
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New Delhi (CNN)A day after a controversial citizenship audit put a question mark on the status of an estimated 4 million Indians living along the country's border with Bangladesh, the Indian government faced scathing criticism from political opponents accusing it of trampling over human rights of its people.
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Mr. Papademos's government had reinforced the prejudices of populists on the left and right, who claimed that foreign interests were trampling over Greece's democracy; at the same time, it failed to break the pattern of fraternal squabbles that have plagued Greece's politics from the start of the modern Greek state.
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We've all thought it when we come home from a night out, trampling over the city's detritus of chicken bones, chips, and filth, waiting for an Uber that's on a triple fare surge: Wouldn't life be better, easier, calmer if we just sacked it all off for a quieter life in the middle of nowhere?
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But enjoy it while it continues, this league where almost all of the games have some relevance to the prizes that actually matter — unlike, for example, the "race for seventh" that graces the Premier League every spring — and where one or two superpowers are not trampling over everyone else, their superiority so untouchable it is hard to measure.
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The industry is simultaneously plagued by frat boy antics better associated with the tech bros on the TV comedy Silicon Valley: An Uber senior executive once suggested digging up dirt on the personal life of a female journalist who was critical of the company (he later apologized), while Airbnb stands accused of trampling over local laws with impunity.
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"The President, Leader McCarthy, Whip Scalise, Chair Cheney, and Republican leaders on key House committees spoke on the call and emphasized that Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi and Chairman [Adam] Schiff are deliberately misleading the American people about the truth, and are trampling over procedure and precedent to advance their political goals," Deere said in the statement issued late Friday.
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" White House spokesman Judd Deere said Trump on Friday spoke with House Republican leaders, including Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Minority Whip Steve Scalise and Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney, and "emphasized that Speaker Pelosi and Chairman Schiff are deliberately misleading the American people about the truth, and are trampling over procedure and precedent to advance their political goals.
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"My crazy uncle Jim would not be too tolerant of kids trampling over his prized lawn, chasing something he can't see," read one such admonition from the Township of Toms River, N.J. While Mr. Klein said addressing Pokémon Go would be one of his top priorities for the new legislative session in January, he also said his staff members seemed to enjoy researching the report.
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It's the more straightforward argument that, as Dan McCarthy wrote for The National Interest over the weekend, this was what Trump was elected to do — to "use all legal means at his disposal to strike at business-as-usual among the political elite," even if that requires trampling over norms that would normally prevent a U.S. president from encouraging a foreign investigation into his rival and his rival's family.
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Nobilitor attacked the city walls and there was a fierce battle. Then an elephant was hit by a large falling stone and made a loud noise which frightened the other elephants. They went on the rampage, trampling over the Romans, who took to disorderly flight. The Numantines made a sortie and killed 4,000 Romans and three elephants.
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The sight of the elephants frightened the enemy, who had never seen these animals. They fled inside the town. However, during the ensuing fierce battle an elephant was hit by a large falling stone and made a loud noise, which frightened the other elephants. They went on the rampage, trampling over the Romans, who took to disorderly flight.
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Play a beat and be really musical. Not to say that I don’t enjoy overplaying, but it has to be the right sort of environment for that. I’m not a big fan of guys that like to do a lot and it sounds like they’re trampling over the music because they’re trying to prove whatever point they’re trying to prove.
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A troll captures a dwarf by trampling over it. It moves in a straight line from a square next to the dwarf, through the square the dwarf is on and lands on the empty square immediately beyond. The trampled dwarf is removed from the board. Several captures may be made in one move and a change of direction is allowed between captures.
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Male and female spectators surged into the street, though men were in the majority. There were both hecklers and supporters, but parade-marshal Burleson and other women in the procession were intimidated, particularly by the hostile chants. The Evening Star (Washington) published a review highlighting positive responses to the parade and pageant. The crush of people led to trampling: over 200 people were treated for injuries at local hospitals.
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To expand the number of gravesites available, one of the churchwardens in the 1830s ordered several headstones to be laid flat. The headstones were subsequently damaged by children trampling over them. It was granted grade I listed building status in 1967 by English Heritage. Risby also had a church dedicated to St Bartholomew which preceded Roxby's church but this church was closed by the Church of England in 1911.
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On March 29, 2009, during the match between Ivory Coast and Malawi, the gateway to an open corner of the stadium gave way before the kick- off of the match. A stampede ensued when 19 people were killed by trampling. Over 130 were injured as well. On January 1, 2013, following a New Year's Eve fireworks display, another stampede took place, in which sixty-one lives were claimed, with upwards of 200 injuries sustained.
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Colonies will usually form on steep cliffs near the sea and can contain tens-of-thousands of nests. Their nests are made of small pebbles and can occasionally contain some vegetation. Some colonies have settled within grasslands such as tussock, however the soil often erodes down to rock with the accumulation of guano and trampling over a few decades. Eastern rockhopper penguins are rarely found more than 200 meters away from the coastline, since it is ideal to remain near their food supply.
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This picnic area on the ocean side of the island features plenty of picnic tables, a full bathroom with showers, and a boardwalk to traverse the -high dune ridge to the beach. The dune is needed to protect the wooded area and interior of the island from erosion due to storms. This area was repaired in 1983, with bulldozers pushing new primary dunes into place to correct the damage caused by 30 years of beachgoers trampling over the enormous dunes to the beach.
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The Quran recounts that, one day, Solomon and his army entered a wadin-naml (, valley of the ant). On seeing Solomon and his army, a namlah (, female ant) warned all the others to "... get into your habitations, lest Solomon and his hosts crush you (under foot) without knowing it." Immediately understanding what the ant said, Solomon, as always, prayed to God, thanking Him for bestowing upon him such gifts and further avoided trampling over the ant colonies.Lives of the Prophets, L. Azzam, David and Solomon, pg.
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Kate Wild, an investigative journalist hired by the development team to conduct research, was able to visit Baxter Immigration Reception and Processing Centre. She witnessed guards using spotlights and helicopters to keep detainees awake throughout the night, and police on horseback trampling over tents. Aside from Woomera and Baxter, Port Hedland Immigration Reception and Processing Centre and Villawood Immigration Detention Centre were also used as influences. Details from the daily lives of detainees, such as their being referred to by number and communicating with the outside world through payphones, were incorporated into the game.
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This entailed the setting of dogs (after placing wagers on each dog) onto a tethered bull. The dog that grabbed the bull by the nose and pinned it to the ground would be the victor. It was common for a bull to maim or kill several dogs at such an event, either by goring, tossing, or trampling over them. Over the centuries, dogs used for bull-baiting developed the stocky bodies and massive heads and jaws that typify the breed, as well as a ferocious and savage temperament. Bull-baiting was made illegal in England by the Cruelty to Animals Act 1835.
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His adornments consist of a tall crown and snakes coiling his arms and ankles. In a painted form, usually in white colour "crossed-vajra" is held to the left raised above the accompanying Bodhisattvas but when painted in blue colour the left hand holds a double vajra; his Garuda form is with wings and claws or with human head with a beak or head with wings fully spread (his painted form is in blue colour). he may be trampling over a demon or dead naga (snake). In some images he is shown carrying a sword, a bottle in the shape of a gourd, a chopper or hands held in a prayer mode.
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Today, reindeer and moose are the only surviving large herbivores to roam Siberia. Zimov and colleagues believe that humans, with their constantly improving technology, overhunted the large herbivores and led to their extinction and extirpation. Without herbivores grazing and trampling over the land, mosses, shrubs, and trees were able to take over and replace the grassland ecosystem. At Pleistocene Park, Zimov is attempting to re-create the Pleistocene grasslands to demonstrate that the grasslands would have persisted into the Holocene if humans did not overhunt the herds of Pleistocene herbivores that roamed and maintained the ecosystem. He has demonstrated that grasses take over the landscape 1–2 years after mosses are anthropogenically removed.
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Once the bull is released, some young men take hold of the rope to try to control the bull's head, and others taunt the bull with everything from brightly colored fighting capes to parasols. A free-for-all ensues while the bull drags some men around by the rope and tries to punish his tormenters, by butting them to the ground and goring them (with blunted horns), or by trampling over them. This is a popular leisure activity and public entertainment; it is known as the tourada à corda (). Eventually, the bull is funneled through the city streets to the bullring, the Praça de Toiros da Ilha (Island Bullring), in the eastern part of Angra, where a traditional Portuguese-style bullfight is held.
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Ngāti Rangatahi, although it had been in the Heretaunga district seasonally since the early 1830s, was offered nothing, although its territory was included in the purchase. Te Rauparaha, who also saw himself as the owner by right of conquest, objected strongly to the purchases. New Zealand Company settlers began arriving at Port Nicholson from January 1840 in numbers that shocked Māori, who soon found Pakeha trampling over their homes, gardens and cemeteries, and in places sticking survey pegs in the ground. Taringa Kuri and his Ngati Tama people moved to the Hutt Valley because of incursions on their cultivation land at Kaiwharawhara by settlers and their cattle, while in Porirua Te Rauparaha's nephew and fellow Ngāti Toa chief Te Rangihaeata menaced surveyors and settlers who attempted to take possession of land there.
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Stepping to the right, his lifted hand holds a vajra. When painted in blue colour the image is encircled by flames with images of small Garudas; Nilambara-Vajrapani with one head, with a third eye, a crown made of skull with four or six arms and in some cases with untidy hair bedecked with vajra and snake. Two hands are crossed to the breast in mystic posture (mudra), the second right hand is lifted up and carries a vajra. Stepping to the right, regally crowned and lying over a bed of snakes; in Achala-Vajrapani form he is shown with four heads, four arms and four legs adorned with symbols of vajra, sword, lasso and skull cup (kapala) and trampling over demons; Mahachakra-Vajrapani is a form with three heads and a third eye, and with six arms and two legs.
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Entertainment Weekly rated the episode B+, praising Schwimmer and Aniston for spinning "new variations on Ross' and Rachel's twisted romantic fates" and citing the line "This is not a marriage—this is the world's worst hangover!" as the best line of the episode. The authors of Friends Like Us: The Unofficial Guide to Friends also mention this line, and praise the moments when Monica and Chandler act like newlyweds, however hard they try not to. They describe Ross's actions as "predictable" but wonder "just how far the writers will go before we all tire of Ross's self-centred, clinical logic trampling over the feelings of the very people he claims to love the most." The episode was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Sound Mixing in a Comedy Series or Special at the 52nd Primetime Emmy Awards, but lost to an episode of Ally McBeal.
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