bulldozer's

A bulldozer's rumble as my meal arrived, sawdust snowing down.

Blackened Catfish 2010

Secondary succession begins at a different point, when an existing ecosystem's community of species is removed by fire, deforestation, or a bulldozer's work in a vacant lot, leaving only soil.

AP Environmental Science Chapter 5- The Biosphere 2008

Due to a disturbance to an existing ecosystem, such as fire, deforestation, farmland left abandoned, or even the bulldozer's work in a vacant lot, biota are removed.

AP Environmental Science Chapter 5- The Biosphere 2008

They tried to stuff vegetables in the bulldozer's tailpipes, but they weren't able to stop the land from being plowed under.

CNN Transcript Jul 6, 2006 2006

Where a bulldozer's force overpowers the ground, its effects are destructive.

Descartes' Epistemology Newman, Lex 2005

So I come up here with Thornton (ph) and he says, "I think driving a bulldozer's a little easier than introducing you."

CNN Transcript Jul 15, 2002 2002

He looked back up at the cackling thing in the bulldozer's peak-seat and saw that Gasher was gone.

Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997

His pace slowed, and he felt a pang, thinking about how this would all go under a bulldozer's blade.

Knight Of Ghosts And Shadows Lackey, Mercedes 1990

The bulldozer's cab begins to sink beneath the level of the field.

House 1985

The result delivers plenty of pain-soaked pleasure: "What You Want" rides its central riff with a bulldozer's efficiency, while closer "Swimming Home" finds room in Lee's gloom for a harp.

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