Do we just continue to be lied to and trampled over by the government?
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Britain First members trampled over prayer mats to hand out Bibles to Muslims in mosques back in 2014.
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Panicked crowds knocked her down and dozens of people trampled over her, stepping on her head and neck.
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Visiting the Jolo cathedral, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mr. Duterte and his entourage trampled over evidence, church officials said.
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We literally trampled over ourselves as the increasingly frail defendant crept into the courthouse in pearl white pumps and paisley prints.
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So while having your name trampled over on a questionable corner in Hollywood may not seem like a tribute, it actually is.
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Yet a bout of malaise nearly undercut all that as the Grizzlies trampled over them in a comeback that fell just short.
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The whole carriage was engulfed in flames, witnesses said, and dozens of passengers trampled over one another to try to exit the train.
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The 19-year-old ultimately trampled over Bertens in the third-set tiebreak as the Dutch self destructed by producing four successive unforced errors.
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There are perhaps no musicians whom history has trampled over so forcefully as electronic producers, who are disproportionately burdened by whipsaw shifts in popular taste.
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So if you'd rather not get trampled over a discounted flat-screen TV at Walmart, you've got plenty of incentive to do you shopping with Amazon instead.
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" When they got to their next destination, Latvia, Hanna broke down to host Chris Harrison about how her experience so far had been "trampled over by stupid drama.
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He has routinely trampled over red lines laid down by the EPP, yet still the group has coddled him, cheering his election victories and dismissing calls to expel Fidesz.
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The term Robber Baron characterizes this group as a bunch of ruthless men who amassed vast fortunes while they trampled over workers' rights and stabbed competitors in the back.
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Verdict: Sun's vaginal calligraphy may not be very deep, but saying — as the CAA did — that it "wantonly defiled calligraphy and trampled over civilization" might be a slight exaggeration.
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All three Olympic debutants, Kim, Ku and Lee, showed no sign of rookie nerves as they trampled over Netherlands and Australia before saving their best for the gold medal-decider.
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Facebook has already trampled over net neutrality principles in the country with its zero-rated Free Basics, though the Indian authorities effectively banned the practice with a ruling last year.
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In Gilroy, California, crowds trampled over each other on Sunday trying to escape a shooter that sneaked into the city's annual food festival by cutting a hole in a fence.
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The implication has always been that she should "know her place," that she has trampled over our precious, fragile British values by marrying into our purest institution: the royal family.
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Indigenous people are seeing their food supply threatened, facing displacement from their homes, and are being trampled over by special interests that want to exploit their lands and sacred sites.
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Just over a month from the election is a good time to wonder why the Republican Party has a nominee who has abandoned so many conservative ideas and trampled over conservative values.
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Police are investigating the incident but have not yet confirmed whether or not vandals are responsible for the destruction, which included fountains with crystals torn apart, gardens trampled over, and chairs flipped upside down.
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Noting that Mladic is now 74 but was in his 50s at the time of his crimes, Zeid said the case showed justice would catch up with other leaders who trampled over human rights.
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In using its money and platform to try to control public opinion, Facebook trampled over the nascent Indian technology community—which has been demanding the same level of net neutrality that Silicon Valley asks for.
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The main corporate-governance problem is that the interests of minority shareholders, whether they are invested in Tata Sons or in the various operating companies, risk being trampled over if unaccountable trustees are ruling the roost.
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Many Republican donors, dismayed that Trump trampled over their favored presidential candidates in the Republican primary, have voiced that they plan to reinvest their fortunes in these outside groups and essentially sit out of the presidential race.
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"I tried to get back up but everyone started running everywhere — I got trampled over, and I shattered and broke my bones in my left leg," he said at Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was being treated.
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RELATED: ISIS terrorizes Europe but loses ground at home Despite the fact that "the men that were in that building -- multiple men -- literally trampled over her to get out of that building," according to Gersten, she was able to get out herself.
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One of those was badly gored, with the official festival web site publishing an image of a bull thrusting its horn into his forearm as two steers trampled over him on the floor while another man also lay underneath and other people rushed by.
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Clinton will also tear into Mr. Trump's private-sector record, part of an effort by her campaign and Democratic allies to turn Mr. Trump's business reputation against him and persuade voters that he has trampled over working people at every stage of his career.
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It has teamed up with city park officials and other conservation and community groups to make improvements to hiking trails in some areas, including building wooden steps over muddy spots and covering informal paths cut by passers-by who have trampled over native plants.
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She promises to restore the rule of law, on which Mr Erdogan has trampled over the past year by locking up 60,000 civil servants, academics and soldiers, only a fraction of whom were directly involved in the coup, as well as over a hundred journalists and a dozen MPs.
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Many of the enemy were trampled over by falling comrades and many were killed. The Romans seized the enemy camp and the entire force was killed or captured. Pharnaces escaped. This victory filled Caesar 'with incredible delight' because he brought a very serious war to an end quickly, won an easy victory and resolved a very difficult situation.
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The election had a turnout of roughly 41%, lower than the 2014 election's 47%. Fourteen human rights groups dismissed the poll as "farcical". They said the authorities had "trampled over even the minimum requirements for free and fair elections", stifling basic freedoms and eliminating key challengers. The only approved challenger to Sisi was another pro-government politician, Moussa Mostafa Moussa.
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When they were some way up the Romans attacked and pushed the enemy downhill. Many were killed in combat and a larger number was trampled over by those who were retreating while they were still going up the hill. The survivors fled without joining Labienus, and Ventidius pursued them up to their camp. Labienus had got there and prepared to offer battle.
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Jezebel watched him with contempt from the palace window and mockingly compared him to King Zimri. Jehu later commanded Jezebel's eunuchs to throw her out of the palace window. They obeyed his commands and Jezebel was instantly killed. Jehu trampled over her body but after he decided to arrange a proper burial due to her royal descent, only her skull, hands and feet remained.
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Han asked for three hundred cavalrymen and, one night, made a surprise attack on the enemy encampment. This attack caught the Jurchens by surprise and they began to scramble and swing their swords on anyone they saw. By daybreak, many of them had trampled over one another; amongst those fatalities was the commander of the invading Jurchen force. The Jurchens had no choice but to retreat.
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As a punishment for his heretical views, Costa was publicly given 39 lashes at the Portuguese synagogue in Amsterdam. He was then forced to lie on the floor while the congregation trampled over him. This left him both demoralized and seeking revenge against the man (a cousin or nephew) who brought about his trial, seven years previously.English translation of Da Costa's Examination of Pharisaic TraditionsThe humiliating ceremony makes the final dramatic point of his autobiography.
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During the 1913 Ballets Russes season in Paris, Monteux conducted two more premieres. The first was Jeux, with music by Debussy and choreography by Nijinsky. The choreography was not liked; Monteux thought it "asinine", while Debussy felt that "Nijinsky's cruel and barbarous choreography ... trampled over my poor rhythms like so many weeds".Scheijen, p. 269 The second new work was Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring given under the French title, Le sacre du printemps.
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Horse cavalry developed tent pegging tactics to deal with elephant cavalry. If they maintained their nerve in the face of the larger mounts, horse cavalry could rout elephant cavalry, especially by moving into close quarters and attacking the elephants' vulnerable feet.A Maharaj, Tent Pegging with Unicef Team Canada (retrieved 30 January 2007) The Mongols would loose arrows at their enemy elephants' feet and legs until the elephants ran and trampled over their own army.
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Hamdeen Sabahi, the leader of the Nasserist Dignity Party officially filed his application on 6 April 2012. He would later run for the presidency again two years later in the 2014 presidential election against Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, although the latter won a landslide victory, in an election described as a sham by 14 human rights groups who dismissed the results as "farcical". They said the authorities had "trampled over even the minimum requirements for free and fair elections", stifling basic freedoms and eliminating key challengers.
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As he gets back up, he is trampled over by a herd of cows, but survives. A police car then runs Kenny over and kills him. Stan and Kyle meet Wendy at Stark's Pond, where she suggests using the machine lodged inside Cartman to contact the visitors. To lure them back, the children tie Cartman to a tree and, the next time he farts, a massive satellite dish emerges from his anus. The alien spaceship arrives and Ike jumps to safety once Kyle asks him to do an impression of “David Caruso’s career”.
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The survivors of the hemmed-in phalanx fled unarmed to the sea. Some went into the water begging the Roman ships to save them. They walked further into the sea or swam towards the boats from the ships, but they were killed. Some headed back to the shore, but they were trampled over by the elephants which were being taken to the shore by their riders. The enemy lost 20,000 men, the captives were 6,000 of the men who fled the battle scene and 5,000 of those who scattered in the countryside.
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He is mentioned as reading some biblical commentary as a relaxation before going to sleep. In Clouds of Witness it is noted that Parker is not usually given to sudden bright flashes of insight or spectacular displays of happy guesswork, which are "more in Wimsey's line". Rather, he had "made his way from modest beginnings to a respectable appointment in the CID by a combination of hard work, shrewdness and caution". His skill as a detective and the resources of the Metropolitan Police (for example, he can summon a handwriting expert at the push of a button) often lead to his being summoned to assist baffled county police forces, who have sometimes literally trampled over vital evidence.
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The minigames also included "U Don't No Jedi", "Death Star Destructo", "X-Schwing", and "Dork Forces". According to GameSpots Helen Lee, Star Warped differs from Parroty's previous game Pyst in that it's a fully-fledged game instead of just an interactive product, and the parody trampled over all aspects of the Star Wars trilogy. As the game was released two years before Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, it contains no parodies alluding to the prequel series; however, there are some fake references to the then-future movies. While spoofing the first three films in the Star Wars film series, the game also targets the extended Star Wars franchise, including its merchandise and marketing strategies.
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Imam Husayn Shrine, where Husayn is buried, in the 21st century Once the Umayyad troops had killed Husayn, his family members, and his male soldiers, they looted and burned the tents, plundered the body of Husayn, stripped the women of their jewellery, trampled over the body of Husayn with horses, and took the skin upon which Ali Zayn al-Abidin was prostrate. Ali had been unable to fight in the battle, due to an illness. It is said that Shimr was about to kill him, but Husayn's sister Zaynab was able to convince his commander, Umar ibn Sa'ad, to let him live. In addition, Zayn al-Abidin and other relatives of Husayn were taken hostage.
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Several thousand attended the meeting, where Martin Luther King, Jr. addressed the audience, describing the indignities suffered by Montgomery's black citizens and stating: "there comes a time when people get tired of being trampled over by the iron feet of oppression." Rosa Parks wrote: > By the time I arrived at the meeting, the church was so filled up that a > crowd of hundreds spilled out into the street, and speakers had to be set up > outside to accommodate everyone. The excitement around the church was > electrifying, and I remember having a sense that something powerful was > being born. I squeezed my way through the crowd to my seat on the platform, > where a lively discussion about the boycott strategy was underway.
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Al-Banna warned his readers against the "widespread belief among many Muslims" that jihad of the heart was more important and demanding than jihad of the sword. He called on Muslims to prepare for jihad against colonial powers: > Muslims ... are compelled to humble themselves before non-Muslims, and are > ruled by unbelievers. Their lands have been trampled over, and their honor > besmirched. Their adversaries are in charge of their affairs, and the rites > of their religion have fallen into abeyance with their own domains ... Hence > it has become an individual obligation, which there is no evading, on every > Muslim to prepare his equipment, to make up his mind to engage in jihad, and > to get ready for it until the opportunity is ripe and God decreesAl-Banna, > Hasan, Five Tracts of Hasan Al-Banna, (1906–49): A Selection from the > "Majmu'at Rasa'il al-Imam al-Shahid Hasan al-Banna", Translated by Charles > Wendell.
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