Sentence examples for plough down from inspiring English sources

No wonder of it: shéer plód makes plough down sillion Shine, and blue-bleak embers, ah my dear,       Fall, gall themselves, and gash gold-vermilion.

But to let your soul get twisted from that stance to one in which you can plough down a man in the street is emblematic of a cruelness, a smallness, that one cannot but hope is confined only to the very worst of humanity.

In July, a lorry ploughed down the packed seafront promenade in Nice during Bastille Day celebrations, killing 86 people and injuring hundreds of others.

Farmers using cover crops, such as red clovers, generally find their nitrogen leaching problem during the winter time is mitigated dramatically; crops ploughed down in spring may help them save precious dollars on fertilizers.

I want to play a gunfight where, rather than ploughing down enemies with a gun operated using three buttons I'm having to aim, fire, and reload carefully.

Davidson details that some local tales feature the plough breaking down, the supernatural woman gaining assistance from a helper, and the supernatural woman giving him wooden chips, only for the chips to later to turn to gold.

Schering-Plough closed down 34 cents, or 2percentt, at $17.30, after tumbling to $14.58 in premarket activity.

Schering-Plough was down 2.14% to $35.75 at mid-afternoon.

Pfizer's rival Schering-Plough is down a whopping 13% to $28.44 Monday, after its earnings disappointed analysts.

Watch where May's battle bus takes her, ploughing down the motorways to Labour-held marginal after Labour-held marginal: to Bridgend and Stoke and Mansfield and Plymouth.

And yet the current government is ignoring this track record by still ploughing down a path that has already proven fatal elsewhere.