Sentences with phrase «bulldoze others»

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Many people count themselves out of the running, because they're afraid there are other, more qualified people will who will bulldoze over them and leave them without a hope of succeeding.

Bulldoze the ugly ones, convert the architecturally significant ones to other uses.

The government has been bulldozing the hovels and trucking people further out from the city, claiming, among other things, that no sanitary facilities are present nor providable.

The other thing is that Wilshere also has a manner of playing where he attempts to bulldoze past opponents forcibly and often times he will be left clutching his angle from an inevitable tackle.

We need a robust bulldozing striker, not one who has speed and does very little to fight for the ball, or one whose main job as instructed is to hold - up the ball for others to pass around aimlessly.

Unlike the other players on this list, Lorient's star striker would add a real physical presence to Arsenal's attack, and his pace and power would allow him to bulldoze his way through defences and get on the end of Mesut Özil's accurate through - balls.

For Wisconsin's snowshoe hares, climate change now ranks as an even bigger menace than the bulldozing, paving and other destructive things people have done to northern forests.

This is a far cry from the bulldozing, hyperbolized machismo we've seen Stallone cling to in his Expendables franchise, or even the other recent Warner Bros. property, Grudge Match (2013).

You'll find pole - vaulting hippos, bulldozing aardvarks, and many other fun designs.

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2 June 2013 WASHINGTON, DC Four years ago, the indigenous Paiter Suruí of the Brazilian Amazon voted to shift the basis of their economic livelihoods away from logging and other activities that require bulldozing the forest and towards activities that conserve it.

The barrier to entry to buying and selling bitcoin and other cryptocurrency has just been bulldozed over, making buying low and selling high — or just buying and selling, period — a whole lot more accessible to greater numbers of investors.