Sentence examples for mow down from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut down, especially in large numbers.
We want to mow down the fine print.
And effective cynicism will mow down renegade perversity every time".
Starfish eat sea urchins; without them, urchins may mow down the kelp forests.
(However, a zinc-deficient person would have to mow down enormous quantities of oysters before he noticed a difference).
But because she was in her 40s and softened with estrogen, she did not mow down all the younger competition.
Fine drivers who honk even once because the car in front of them refuses to mow down pedestrians.
Listening to your US co-pilot congratulate you as you mow down a bunch of assailants is surprisingly jarring.
When interrupted on television, many politicians start talking louder and faster to mow down their opponent's point.
He can't just mow down the opposition, so now Clemens pitches as much with his wits as with his power.
He and his guys are going to try and kill you and mow down as much as they can,'" he said.
After Serena's mow-down of the field at this year's Olympics, the statement rings truer than ever.
