Sentence examples for snow plow from inspiring English sources
verb
To clear (roads, etc) using a snow plow.
"You just do snow plow the whole way," they say, shaking their heads.
He said that the guests had been waiting for a snow plow to clear the roads.
Johnson said he did not know why the snow plow was out.
He worked on our rhythm, taught us to herringbone uphill and snow plow down.
Amy apologized, but the neighbor kept calling, so Amy asked her snow plow service to begin at 6 a.m.
The officer, Michael Daragjati, also pleaded guilty to extortion for threatening and injuring a man he believed had stolen a snow plow from him.
Milwaukee-based Douglas Dynamics (PLOW) was our biggest winner as shares of the snow plow maker gained 10.4% on the week.
That year, Frank (my future husband) had bought a snow-plow rig for his one-ton truck, a big Willys Jeep.
Freightliner said last week that it would emphasize selling its fire-engine and snow-plow versions, while still selling to individuals.
They run a $20,000 annual budget paid by the county that is used mainly to snow-plow idle streets and roads.
And in what might be thought of as the snow-based sector of the economy — hardware stores, ski shops, snow-plow services, even corner shoeshine stands — the drought has been exceptionally bad for business.
