He walked along the ancient trod that wound between the barley fields.

She trod carefully across the icy pavement to avoid slipping.

He trod through the muddy field, each step sinking deeper than the last.

Trodding carefully over the frost-covered grass, she made her way to the garden gate.

He trodded the muddy path back to the village, leaving heavy footprints behind.

Every evening he trods the path to the river with a tired sigh.

At the old festival, the troupe hot-trod across the stage to thunderous applause.

After the last raid, the laird called for a hot trod to pursue the Border Reivers and reclaim the stolen cattle.

Alone in the deep end, he trod water until a lifeguard noticed him.

After years of rehearsal, she finally trod the boards in the lead role.