Sentence examples for get plowed off from inspiring English sources

"Some areas in Rosedale didn't get plowed, off of Jamaica," he said, "but overall most people did all right".

Currently harvesting machines take the kernels off the cobs and shoot the cobs back onto the field, where they get plowed under and break down after a couple years.

"The street gets plowed out but the cars get plowed in," she said.

This one will get plowed over pretty hard".

All our profits get plowed right back into the business".             .

"It's drifting back as soon as we get them plowed off," Harold Jensen, engineer in Iowa's Story County, said of the roads.

"I said, 'No desk, no paycheck.' " It saved millions, which got plowed back into schools.

Odds are the partygoer ends up getting plowed or heading home early.

"Their season opens when Glacier's road gets plowed," he said.

" Mr. Gerbasi said the street lights worked and the roads got plowed when it snows.

That means the driveway gets plowed, and familiar faces lend panache to fund-raising events.