trod

“And nightly I did return; my feet again trod the daisied meadows of England; the song of her birds was in my ears; I wept with delight to find myself once more wandering beneath the fragrant shade of her green hedge-rows; and I awoke to weep in earnest when I found it but a dream.”

Roughing It in the Bush

“In life, the camel with no name trod the sands of the Middle East.”

JSOnline.com

“After traveling up the upper Potomac on “the worst road that ever was trod by man or beast” on March 21, there followed two days of heavy rain.”

Simon & Schuster: George Washington’s First War

“Pingback: » Watching Iran more closely for I trod the Middle Way”

Global Voices in English » Iran: Storm of protest after election

“But both regimes are big favorites of the United States, and in choosing whom to indict, in Congo and elsewhere, the ICC has trod carefully to avoid antagonizing the U.S.”

The Trial of Thomas Lubanga

“Thus, if you think you might like a book that requires a different kind of reading from you, reading that asks you to avoid the paths of comprehension you've always trod, by all means read West Virginia.”

Experimental Fiction

“I was wondering if all you haters ever have a pleasant thought as you trod through your miserable hate filled lives?”

CNN Poll: Americans mostly agree with Obama on Afghanistan

“Although Mr. Hallyday—known here simply as Johnny—has lent his arresting lupine presence to dozens of films, this is the first time he's trod the boards.”

The Wall Street Journal: The Formidable Nouveautés of Fall

“He trod a path that few have trod, did Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street.”

NPR: Look, He Made A Hat: Sondheim Talks Sondheim