Trod in a sentence

They walk where fabled people trod, and Yetis trod the snow.

His fabric of choice was splashed with heraldry like images evoking the designer’s latest collaboration, with the Club Deportivo Guadalajara, or “Chivas” soccer team, forming flag-like capes or on tights that trod the runway.

It’s a well-trod cliche to say that, in a high-brow, arthouse film, the landscape is the real main character.

Then he trod on shaky grounds of jurisdictional authority to turn it into a felony based on federal campaign finance laws.

To prove that they were not practitioners of Christianity, a forbidden religion at that time, they were forced to trod on an image of Jesus or the Virgin Mary.

The Obamas, however, trod carefully as Harris secured the delegate commitments, made the rounds among core Democratic constituencies and raised more than $US120 million.

He has trod where, even, angels dreaded.

In conjunction with that, it's also possible that Stephanie simply sees herself more on Jesse considering that they trod similar paths.

Since taking over as Labour leader in April, the QC and former Director of Public Prosecutions has trod cautiously.

We watch a tight end rewrite the franchise’s rookie records at his position and look forward to the good things to come, and cheer for a linebacker who trod a rough road to the NFL as he becomes a standout playmaker.

While grass is cut and greens rolled, companies in that realm continue to engage via social media with players who can’t get out and those who are about to trod the rough again.

Applause greeted his every slow step as the slightly stooped, proud figure made his way 100 metres to a dais in front of the grandstand, across the turf he had trod with distinction, fearsomely so, for 19 years.

The forward had already trod a nomadic path before pitching up at Roma in the summer of 2014, aged only 21, having played for five different clubs.

While it’s true that just about anybody can be successful if they put their minds to it, certain personality types find the path to success easier to trod than others.

Although both have been trod upon since the beginning of time, feet apparently trump females for those with inquiring minds and a keyboard.

We join the heroes as they trod through the sodden, darksome moors surrounding Hirot; to be more precise, the heroes as they happen upon locals preparing to sacrifice a maiden!

Firesign Theatre 's Nick Danger has trod the same not-so-mean streets, both on radio and in comedy albums.

He knows where They had trod earth's fields, and where They still tread them, and why no one can behold Them as They tread.

He trod a bloody path of suffering in search of the truth, passing through tribulations that God alone remembers.

I did not look to the side, I elbowed away those who interfered with military success, or in the haste of the work trod on the toes of the unheeding and was too busy even to apologize.