The word "steamroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb meaning "to force one's opinion or will on others with little or no resistance". For example, "The president steamrolled his new bill through Congress."
The timber industry, meanwhile, is counting on friends such as Mr Craig to steamroll the opposition.
Bill Clinton tried to steamroll Congress into passing a baked-in-the-White House version of health-care reform.
(Mr Rove sees this as a tactical error, giving Congress the ability to steamroll the president-elect.
And besides, any bid to steamroll Sunni objections would probably inflame the raging, Sunni-run insurgency.As the squabbling grows, America has become more involved in internal Iraqi politicking than at any time since it, technically, handed over the country's sovereignty to the Iraqis last year.
But when Mr Bernanke was pushing a policy, he was less likely than Mr Geithner or Mr Summers to steamroll someone's ego in the process, an important quality in a city with no shortage of ego.Did any of this matter?
Apparent group whipping boys Costa Roca had just shocked Uruguay with a 3-1 victory, and England fans were confident the Three Lions would steamroll their opponents on Thursday night.
Liberal Democrat MP Susan Kramer, whose Richmond Park constituency in south London will be affected by any increase in flights and who has led her party's campaign against Heathrow expansion, said: "This is a declaration of victory, the final nail in the coffin for the Government's attempts to steamroll over local and national opposition to its disastrous third runway plans.
Robert Lewandowski: With fourteen goals in the Bundesliga and four in Europe, Lewandowski is helping Bayern steamroll their way through domestic and European affairs with exceptional goal difference.
There is something nice, to my Millennial eyes, about the fact that CEC refuses to steamroll over what makes Chuck E. Cheese Chuck E. Cheese, that it has embraced its niche instead of gutting and sanitizing its quirkiness.
This can only please one person, Djokovic, who said the night before, "I don't know the rituals how to invite the rain, but…" Given the physical and emotional toll of his semifinal, a Sunday match would have been a steamroll.
(For viewers under thirty, the movie's most bizarre moment may be when protesters disdainful of N.W.A.'s confrontational message steamroll and stomp on a pile of their CDs).
