ploughing

The occasional ox-type creature I saw (and I do mean occasional) looked like a prized ploughing beast.

They might have significant revenues, but they will be ploughing all their free cash flow back into growth.

X times out of Y you'll come out ahead by just ploughing on and not considering the future.

You have a super high concentration of VCs ploughing tens of millions in to hundreds (probably thousands) of companies.

The soils of the great plains have literally decreased, by many feet, since farming and ploughing began in the mid-19th century.

I had to read almost to the end to learn that the basic problem was too much ploughing.

I'd be much more scared if they were NOT ploughing money back into the business in order to grow.

And I don't think it has to do with ploughing all your efforts into one project.

This seems like nonsense to me - any sound waves will be massively disrupted by the bloody great vehicle ploughing through the air, no?

Still ploughing away with the N900, overclocking it on every reboot.

It's burn-out if you don't realise that you need to sit back and relax for a few days to recharge, and keep ploughing on regardless.

I had no idea they were still ploughing away, glad to hear it evolved.

We've been ploughing through a redesign recently, and Thorax was on our shortlist of frameworks, along with Ember and vanilla Backbone, being "opinionated" and "battle-hardened.

Obviously I wrote it in JS - users were forced to use a modern standards compliant browser (this was an internal app) - but if I'm doing an ecommerce site, or really any public site, I'm always challenging the devs who want to "build it in angular" to reconsider that option before ploughing ahead.

A while ago I would have told tou to buy "the art of electronics", and the student manual that accompanies it, and some cheap electronic test equipement and power supply and a bread board and a selection of useful components, and to then spend an hour or so each week ploughing through the book.