Three trampled paths crisscrossed the snow between, where large numbers of horses or men afoot had passed.

Their comrades have left a trampled path that is already growing back into jungle.

She moved along the trampled paths in the snow until she came to Herilak's tent.

Most interesting, though, are the essays in which Wood journeys off the trampled paths, as he does in his essay on Bede, the priest and scholar who wrote the first and one of the greatest English histories in 731.

A trampled path led down slope to what had been a substantial house.

We set off along a trampled path, overtaking women with shopping bags rambling home from the supermarket.

The tunnel behind them was nearly choked with earth; a trampled path led Silk to an opening in the wall.

A small trampled path through the snow led off toward a collection of trash cans set against the rear of the house.

We others in the rear found a trampled path for us when we reached the brake.

But nowhere was there any sign that thousands of men were gathering, no broad trampled paths in the snow to follow.