tread in in a sentence

• Few Western businessmen or tourists dare to tread in the unstable republic.
• That attitude has already allowed the rejuvenated Lady Frogs to tread in uncharted waters.
• Now, basically, other commanders in chief don't care to accidentally tread in those footsteps.
• Ford asked Firestone to replace mislabeled tires with ones having extra tread in 1996.
• To the left of the main press Saint Peter treads in his own circular tub.
• Nor does he want to tread in Clinton's footsteps.
• The Crystal Crawler has tread in the front and large spiky wheels at the back.
• Treads in the snow are visible from previous churchgoers.
• Cuba's Fidel Castro will tread in the footsteps of now-departed U . S . servicemen.
• Two recent clashes show just how carefully the Pakistani military must tread in the frontier provinces.
• It's difficult to see tread in in a sentence .
• He remembers the slain singer fondly, but insists he has no desire to tread in her footsteps.
• Every historical writer " treads in the footsteps of people who go before them, " he said.
• "Life " will probably please more people, but it treads in places where many movies have gone before.
• Their hooves tread in buffalo excrement, and the skin behind their ears is broken by ticks, flies and thorns.
• The tire, a Firestone Steeltex model, had stripped off its tread in a scenario that has become sickeningly familiar.
• "You tread in this area at a great risk of standing in the way of technological innovation, " he said.
• The two-story store still stocks enough farm equipment and overalls to take care of any tobacco farmer who treads in.
• In the end, ego drove the Dodgers where they had emphatically refused to tread in the early days of Fox's ownership.
• Forrest is then assigned to the reputed worst job in the Army : cleaning mud off tank treads in West Germany.
• Where d is the track taper ( which is the slope of tread in the horizontal direction perpendicular to the track ).