Sentence examples for bulldoze from inspiring English sources
The word "bulldoze" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the action of bulldozing something, which is to forcefully and quickly demolish a building or object with a bulldozer machine. Example sentence: The old building was bulldozed to make way for a new commercial development.
verb
To destroy with a bulldozer.
- He's certainly very chirpy for a man whose house has just been bulldozed down.
Michael Attenborough says Cameron can no longer ignore a brutal regime that arrests people for attending a play, has imprisoned a theatre director for 15 hours with no toilet, and has threatened to bulldoze a man's home for allowing blacklisted actors to perform.
At a time when residents are being told there are no truly affordable homes left in Barnet, Annington should not be allowed to bulldoze our homes to make way for luxury flats!" Local resident Rosa de Souza said: "These housing protests are happening all over London.
Some farmers who made the risky decision in past years to plant lucrative pistachio and almond trees, which require year-round watering, have had to bulldoze them.
The army, still the country's most popular institution, appears determined to bulldoze both through at any cost.
The Soviet authorities tried more than once to bulldoze the site, only to see it reappear.
Rather than trying to bulldoze his way through problems, he talks about the importance of surrounding himself with intelligent advisers.
But attempts to bulldoze a proposal through may be met with disapproving glares.
Town officials gleefully bulldoze historic sites on the mere rumour that a Wal-Mart advance team has been spotted on Main Street.
But the vandals of language, those who would bulldoze its ancestral elegance into a heap of four-letter rubble, need no assistance.
The Japanese government is insisting that NTT will need four years to reduce its charges by 22.5%.The Clinton administration is determined to bulldoze Japan's telecoms playing field flat before finally leaving office.
And if prices fall, because (for example) a financial crisis reduces the availability of mortgages, then building dries up extremely quickly.No one wants to bulldoze England's prettiest countryside if it is unnecessary.
