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plow

[plou] / plaʊ /


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The dad of a Santa Clarita Flyers hockey player died on the way to a tournament in Colorado when a snow plow crashed into his van.

From Los Angeles Times

Investors are still plowing in despite the risks, while some companies are raising huge sums in public and private markets to keep growing.

From The Wall Street Journal

When you’re plowing or mowing, you start at the beginning of one row and go all the way to the end.

From Literature

O’Connor took some heat when 37 of the city’s plows broke down as more than 11 inches of snow buried the city in late January, forcing him to declare a state of emergency.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Tuesday, north of Virginia's capital Richmond, Louella Glessner stood on a mound of plowed snow, flowers in hand, hoping the robed monks and their mission might somehow begin to heal America's toxic divisions.

From Barron's