Sentence examples for mowing over from inspiring English sources

"They're getting these new electric cabs, and what if something with the new technology turns all the cabdrivers insane and they start mowing over people?

O'Neal is doing the same thing today, mowing over poor John Salley and the Pacers as he motors toward his first championship.

There Pippa is "in terror of mowing over one of the aged people, dressed in pink and pistachio, their tanned faces collapsed, shriveled skin coming away from knees and elbows".

And filmmaking, as practiced by Mr. Malkovich's Murnau in "Shadow of the Vampire," is no less ruthless, mowing over the resistance of 'real life' as if it were so much hot air, actively seeking the demonic at whatever cost.

Agile and spry for his size, O'Neal affirmed his position as the most dominant player in the game, mowing over the rest of the league like a beer truck with a broken parking brake.

While some councils such as Gateshead and Brighton have been praised for managing verges for wildlife and wild flowers, Brereton said the trend across the country was for hard-pressed councils to cut back on their management of green space with fewer countryside rangers, and contractors "blitzing" grass at the wrong time of year and mowing over wild flowers.

Park employees will mow over fallen leaves — a convenient and beneficial way to clean up, Mr. Dillon said, because the shredded leaves enrich the soil and don't need to be moved.

As expected, the third episode of "American Idol" mowed over all competitors, drawing an estimated 27.7 million viewers, according to the overnight Nielsen ratings, and winning in every demographic that advertisers like.

Skeeter was mowed over by a bull at a friend's farm once, breaking an arm.

In fact, I was almost mowed over by a middle-schooler boy stumbling aimlessly around the summit, bleary eyes glued to his phone's screen.

No-ball brings a free-hit that Shah majestically mows over straight midwicket.