Examples of trod

• I shall not immediately follow him down all the paths which he trod, but he spoke thought-provokingly indeed about the matter of centralised control.

• Even in this day and age we mark the footprints where they trod and will possibly be able to show them to our children.

• He is fond of treading the path which his father and grandfather trod before him.

• He trod bravely amid the minefields of technical matter.

• The old border law of hot trod allows people on one side of the border to pursue a criminal on the other side.

• We are in this respect moving on to new ground which has never been trod before.

• We have travelled over quite a lot of well trod ground already tonight.

• He trod blindly where angels fear to tread.

• I shall spend a few moments on that because we have trod this particular ground quite vigorously, if not fruitfully, over the years.

• If toes have to be trodden on, he trod on them delicately.

• The sons tread the same ground that their fathers trod, to the same doom, under the same system, which leads to the destruction of the homes of the people.

• Though it is true that we arrived at the same destination, it does not follow that we all trod exactly the same path in order to reach it.

• He was the true realist, for he was the visionary who trod firmly and unflinchingly the path he saw and believed led to the desired goal.

• I should like to add my congratulations to the maiden speaker on his most admirable exposition and the delicate way in which he trod through this very difficult minefield.

• The tradition states that only seniors may step on the tile and that freshmen, sophomores, and juniors may trod upon it at their own peril.