" That kind of steamrolled into, "Let's just do it.
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I got steamrolled before I could even get the ball.
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Jake Arrieta absolutely steamrolled the Indians in the second inning.
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The militants steamrolled down the Tigris and pushed into Kurdistan.
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Getting steamrolled by tech advances every six months just isn't fun.
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So my first questions are: Did you think Ms. Quijano got steamrolled?
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But then Paul, like other Republicans, was steamrolled by Trumpism in 2016.
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Doing so will make it easier to avoid being steamrolled over the phone.
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He and my mom steamrolled me, and we married a couple months later.
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Immortals lost three players and couldn't put together a defense, quickly getting steamrolled.
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As for Ms. Quijano, I think at times she did, actually, get steamrolled.
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And yes, the Ravens have steamrolled virtually everyone who's gotten in their way.
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"They steamrolled us at times, especially in the second," Flames coach Glen Gulutzan said.
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Initially, Mr. Byford said he did not want to be "steamrolled" into approving it.
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Even when Beth tries to create compromise in Randall's grand "perfectionist" schemes, she gets steamrolled.
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The LA Kings steamrolled the Blues last night, 5-1, which honestly was injury enough.
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We're being steamrolled by our devices, and the result is a kind of emotional slavery.
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He steamrolled through the first month of voting, but Cruz is now gaining on him.
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The Boston Celtics steamrolled the Wizards 123-101 to take a 3-3 series lead.
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The Boston Celtics steamrolled the Wizards 123-101 to take a 3-2 series lead.
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The threat of getting steamrolled could put pressure on Democrats to come to the table.
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ISDS makes sure that foreign companies, in short, aren't steamrolled by local politicians and appointees.
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It was the second straight game that the Hawks were steamrolled out of the gate.
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A year later, during Obama's re-election campaign, Biden steamrolled Ryan in the vice presidential debate.
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He was later steamrolled by Reagan in the general election, proving that the beef is relative.
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On Wednesday, Mexico got steamrolled by Sweden in its final game of World Cup group stage.
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Top conservatives argued leadership isn't negotiating hard enough to ensure they aren't steamrolled by the Senate.
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The yuan has been one of the biggest casualties as the dollar steamrolled higher in 2018.
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The push is so fast and unexpected, KongDoo Panthera couldn't help but stand there and get steamrolled.
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Still, no one has been steamrolled like Tillerson has and no one seems to be more miserable.
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They are also concerned about getting steamrolled in broader, bipartisan immigration negotiations taking place on Capitol Hill.
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Uber steamrolled into the city, with its lobbyist telling the mayor that it would operate without his permission.
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Sadly, with certain moments aside, I think the traditional rom-com format steamrolled a lot of that potential.
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Instead, he steamrolled the entire conversation into one long, rambling, neurotic, hilarious, and insult-filled stream of consciousness.
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He steamrolled his rivals in Massachusetts and Vermont, while notching fairly decisive wins in Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
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Dallas has lost three consecutive games and was steamrolled 215-2110 by the San Antonio Spurs on Friday.
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These flat, broad pole beans, which sort of look like steamrolled green beans, are getting easier to find.
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To me, Brothers mostly fell flat, and it was because the gameplay concepts steamrolled over any other possibilities.
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That movement has gained particular traction in recent weeks as the Trump administration has steamrolled through a controversial agenda.
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But Trump steamrolled through all of that, capturing the excitement and buzz in the race with his visits here.
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Johnson won the first three holes and was 53-up after nine holes and steamrolled Webb Simpson 5&3.
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He was the 123 Finals MVP when the Spurs steamrolled LeBron James and the Miami Heat in five games.
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The Mets have dropped four in a row and seven of eight after getting steamrolled by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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The most frightening portion of the exchange is Kelly's enthusiastic agreement, right after he was steamrolled on the real question.
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Houston steamrolled the Memphis Grizzlies 130-81 on Monday and the victory was its fourth in the past five games.
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Sitting in her North Carolina home, the 42-year-old watched as Donald Trump steamrolled to victory in the state.
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Part of this concern stems from how Uber steamrolled Mayor Bill de Blasio in a 2015 battle over similar problems.
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But The Washington Post noted that "the farmer-environmentalist alliance steamrolled" the opposition and won the vote 2628 to 28503.
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Eager to placate the base, the Democratic Party steamrolled their ill-conceived health insurance plan with absolutely zero Republican support.
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Vancouver had begun to get it going offensively before getting steamrolled by the New York Rangers 7-2 on Tuesday.
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But it's just as likely that it reflects how no one single program has steamrolled everything around it of late.
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But if you're not Uber, if you don't have Travis's aggressiveness and resources and what's at stake, you just get steamrolled.
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With the assistance of a woman who'd gained my trust and my heart over the past year, he steamrolled my career.
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Bryant sat out to rest his sore shoulder on Friday and Los Angeles was steamrolled 106-210 by the Atlanta Hawks.
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Personal success is perceived to be inherently feminist, despite the fact that some people may have been steamrolled along the way.
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Battling to stay in the match, Makarova dominated the second set tie-break and then steamrolled Goerges to claim the title.
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And Mr. Trump's 2016 "Make America Great Again" campaign appears to have effectively steamrolled much of the Obama-era good will.
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Trump's comments come just days after growth in first-quarter GDP — the broadest measure of the US economy — steamrolled expectations at 3.2%.
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Despite being an annual fixture since 213, this year's Love Island has utterly steamrolled popular culture: it has become mainstream popular culture.
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Bannon simply stepped in in the fall of 2016 to make sure Trump wasn't steamrolled by the Republican establishment into forgetting them.
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Facebook has steamrolled almost the entire planet into joining its platform, so it's amazing how damn thirsty it seems much of the time.
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But by November, Musk had steamrolled that statement, saying radical design changes were coming; he even renamed the BFR system's two main parts.
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I began exercising regularly — yoga and a very unglamorous spin class — at a university gym whose proximity steamrolled any excuse to not go.
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"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" steamrolled past records, debuting to a gargantuan $170.1 million over Easter weekend despite being pilloried by critics.
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Ahead 21.4-35 at the half, the Buffaloes steamrolled the Cardinal after halftime as the visitors couldn't find a way to stop them.
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Oklahoma steamrolled TCU 41-17, a nearly note-perfect recreation of the Sooners' 38-20 triumph over the Horned Frogs on November 11th.
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But at 13 he gave up baseball to focus on hockey, and then steamrolled his way through the U.S. National Team Development Program.
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As New York state's education commissioner, he came under withering criticism for aggressive reforms that many teachers and parents said steamrolled their concerns.
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Republicans steamrolled his ineffectual replacement as governor, retook the Senate with the help of Democratic turncoats, and rolled back the left-wing turn.
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Donald Trump has steamrolled his GOP opponents with blunt promises to voters on a range of issues, from walling out immigrants to cutting taxes.
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To be successful, you really have to communicate and work together or else you could easily get steamrolled by a team with good synergy.
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Gasteyer played McGee with a subtle drollness that got lost in a production that steamrolled the script's best jokes, but Wood juiced the screentime.
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They're getting steamrolled by a tyrant because Trump understands media and understands the country he lives in more than those that cover him do.
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" As the Heritage Foundation's Edwin Feulner argues in a piece that's fairly representative of Senate defenders, malapportionment "keeps less-populated states from being steamrolled.
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Investors also steamrolled the yield curve to its flattest in over a decade, a trend that has historically presaged economic slowdowns and even recessions.
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He had to wait out a video replay, but mission control determined the puck was already in the net before he steamrolled Blues goalie Allen.
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The film additionally steamrolled the technical categories, and its supporting cast — including Richard Jenkins and Octavia Spencer — picked up nods for their work as well.
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Baltimore Ravens fans had plenty to feel good about this weekend as the team steamrolled the Buffalo Bills 47-3 in their NFL season opener.
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Last week, they steamrolled Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, getting Trump to side with them on a three-month deal to raise the debt ceiling.
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Do they get steamrolled by McDavid and friends, or do they teach the young guns a lesson or two about what it takes to win?
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No. 4 Gonzaga 98, Santa Clara 39 Josh Perkins recorded 18 points and eight assists as the Bulldogs steamrolled the Broncos at Santa Clara, Calif.
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Duke and its future lottery picks steamrolled San Diego State and outlasted No. 8 Auburn to reach its sixth Maui title game in six years.
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So whereas in Hungary and Venezuela autocrats steamrolled weak oppositions, Trump faced pushback on multiple fronts, including, very importantly, the electoral front in November 2018.
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But for the first time this election cycle, Trump lacks the advantage he had against fellow Republicans as he steamrolled his way through the party primary.
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After being shut out in the rain last weekend in Athens, Ga., Kentucky steamrolled Missouri 29-7 on a similarly dreary Saturday night at Kroger Field.
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It looked like Rogue was going to push into overtime, but Soon and Kryw steamrolled through, wiping Rogue and pushing the payload to the second checkpoint.
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They made free flowing, read-and-react basketball look both complex and effortless, and they steamrolled their way to an league-record 211 regular season wins.
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Creighton demolishes North Dakota Senior guard Marcus Foster scored 23 points as Creighton steamrolled North Dakota 111-68 on Tuesday in nonconference action at Omaha, Neb.
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Amid all of that uncertainty, how can an investor avoid getting steamrolled while still getting a piece of what could be the next stock-market darling?
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Take the controversy over Melania Trump's partially plagiarized speech at the Republican National Convention — when Trump's publicity machine steamrolled not his opponent's convention, but his own.
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They are angry at a government that is steamrolled by China, can do nothing to secure the border and seems helpless against the threat of radical Islam.
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It's one thing to give a stump speech and say something but he got steamrolled by the party last time and then he goes and endorses Hillary.
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When the Trump campaign and Republican National Committee steamrolled their plan, the dissenters unleashed a torrent of boos that undermined the candidate's attempt to demonstrate party unity.
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Rams 51, Giants 17 Quarterback Jared Goff threw four touchdown passes, including three in the first half as Los Angeles (6-53) steamrolled New York (1-7).
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Ohio State is a powerhouse, quite possibly the best team in all of college football, and has steamrolled almost every challenger they've faced so far this season.
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Adebayo steamrolled Clint Capela in that aforementioned recent game against the Rockets, smashing his way through the paint for and-one put-backs and second-chance opportunities.
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Henry had steamrolled over Tom Brady and the defending champion New England Patriots and the top seed Baltimore Ravens on the way to the AFC title game.
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Yes, Christie called out fools in certain circumstances where they deserved it and steamrolled opponents who stood in the way of some plans that were wholly defensible.
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Fitbit is the challenger that innovated in fitness tracking and built a solid business before getting steamrolled by the industry superpower as it moved into more advanced smartwatches.
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However, the unfortunate truth is that many business owners believe their best interests have been steamrolled by an arbitrary, confusing and often illogical system of rules and regulations.
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Andy Byford, the subway's leader, supports Mr. Cuomo's plan, but called for an independent review and said he would not be "steamrolled" if that process takes a while.
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No. 1 Gonzaga 94, San Diego 50 Joel Ayayi recorded 20 points and six rebounds as the Bulldogs steamrolled the host Toreros in their West Coast Conference matchup.
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Three weeks from now, Bush will once more be absent, as the Republicans convene in Cleveland to nominate the man who steamrolled the former President's "low-energy" brother.
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The Pearson family drama on This Is Us steamrolled as the Big Three continued to deal with individual conflicts stemming from their upbringing and the grief of losing Jack.
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At that point there was no way back for the 92nd ranked Croatian as Pliskova steamrolled through four straight games finishing her opponent off with back-to-back aces.
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They didn't lose again until they were steamrolled 95-69 in the Final Four by the No. 1-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes of Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek fame.
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Despite SK Gaming's hometown advantage in Brazil, North America's Cloud23 steamrolled through the squad in the Pro league Season 29 finals, taking home $22,22 of the $21,303 prize pool.
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Yet the defining story continues to be Facebook's struggle with claims that its user research and developer platform efforts endangered user privacy and steamrolled competitors in search of growth.
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Newsom—the clear leader in the race, a multimillionaire who had already raised thirty-two million dollars—was casting himself as an upstart being steamrolled by the moneyed élite.
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Tesla could be steamrolled by global capacity, as it isn't terribly difficult for a car maker to convert a factory that makes gas vehicles to one that makes EVs.
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Senior point guard Josh Perkins recorded 18 points and eight assists as No. 4 Gonzaga steamrolled host Santa Clara 98-39 in West Coast Conference play on Thursday night.
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That's a pretty tough act to compete with — as such, other manufacturers may well be keeping relatively quiet in Barcelona, so as not to get steamrolled by the S9.
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Yet it steamrolled past much heavier hitters like Mean Girls and the Spongebob musical to win 10 of its 11 nominations, including Best Score, Best Musical, and three acting awards.
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Florida-born Collins battled hard in the first set on a stifling day at Rod Laver Arena but ended up steamrolled 7-6(2) 6-0 by eighth seed Kvitova.
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The game can be a little overwhelming at first, but players with similar or non-existent records will be matched with each other so you don't get steamrolled by pros.
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Cauley-Stein actually made a three last week, too, and is one of a few centers who's defended Joel Embiid without much help and not been steamrolled in the process.
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EditorsNote: new headline Fred VanVleet scored a career-high 22 points on 8-of-11 shooting as the Toronto Raptors steamrolled the Cleveland Cavaliers 133-99 on Thursday in Toronto.
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Coming off a successful postseason in which Davis's New Orleans Pelicans swept the three-seed Portland Trail Blazers before getting steamrolled by the Warriors, it felt like he'd never leave.
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"They just steamrolled it," said Rachel Hoff, a delegate from the District of Columbia, which was one of the delegations that initially supported the roll call vote but backed off.
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James Harden scored 153 points to reach the mark for the fourth time in his career, as the Houston Rockets steamrolled the visiting Atlanta Hawks 158-111 on Saturday night.
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James Harden scored 853 points to reach the mark for the fourth time in his career as the Houston Rockets steamrolled the visiting Atlanta Hawks 158-111 on Saturday night.
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Because if you're not ready on day 1 to totally commit yourself to a different direction, you'll just get steamrolled like all the rest An adviser and speechwriter to Sen.
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But as the year wore on, it became clear that Trump steamrolled the Republican establishment to win the White House only to meekly submit to their agenda once in office.
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The fifth-seeded Romanian steamrolled first-time finalist Maria Sakkari of Greece, winning 6-1, 6-0 on Sunday to win the inaugural Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic in San Jose, Calif.
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It's a refreshing approach by a company that could've easily been steamrolled by drastic changes in the retail market, and one that hopefully will bear interesting results in the future, too.
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Hobart International No. 26 seed Alize Cornet of France steamrolled to a 23-3, 6-0 second-round victory against countrywoman Pauline Parmentier in just 65 minutes Wednesday in Hobart, Australia.
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Reis steamrolled his opponent for the duration of the bout, landing 9 of the whopping 26 takedowns he attempted and amassing more than 6 minutes of control time as a result.
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Lots of zeros on a check might not be enough to convince the next great entrepreneur to sell Facebook their startup if they suspect they or their project will be steamrolled.
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Trump's margin of victoryAfter finishing a disappointing second place to Cruz in Iowa, Trump steamrolled the competition in New Hampshire, beating the next closest contender by a 28503-to-22019 margin.
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You can actually be innovative and have mechanisms in place to react to disruptive forces, and still get steamrolled as layers of internal management turn your creative ideas into something unrecognizable.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Svetlana Kuznetsova had been steamrolled in the second set and was a break down in the decider of her WTA Finals opener against defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska on Monday.
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Days later, Mr. Byford said he wanted to hire an independent team to assess the safety of the new plan and that he would not be "steamrolled" into rushing his review.
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Capitalism has steamrolled this planet and its organisms, gouging out mountains, overexploiting fish stocks, and burning fossil fuels to power the maniacal pursuit of growth and enrich a fraction of humanity.
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"You are picking up pennies and dimes in front of the steamroller, and you are eventually going to get steamrolled," said Peter Boockvar, the chief investment officer of Bleakley Financial Group.
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The 22011-times major champion missed the 22011 tournament and was a non-playing assistant two years ago when Steve Stricker's United States steamrolled the Internationals 22011-11 at Liberty National.
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Sophomore guard Jarrett Culver recorded 15 points, six rebounds and five assists as No. 11 Texas Tech steamrolled Northwestern State 79-44 on Wednesday night in nonconference play at Lubbock, Texas.
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Sessions argued, as he did when he was an Alabama senator, that President Obama exceeded presidential authority with DACA and that the program was unconstitutional because it steamrolled existing immigration law.
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Russell Crowe and Al Pacino are riveting in this story of a cigarette company whistleblower who tries to take his story to 60 Minutes — and is steamrolled by CBS's corporate timidity.
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The Devils returned from a five-day bye and were promptly steamrolled by San Jose 26-24 on Sunday for their eighth defeat in the last nine at home (24-21.89-22).
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Embroiled in his first disastrous gaffe of the campaign — if you can call attacking a bereaved military family a gaffe — Trump is also getting steamrolled by Hillary Clinton in the fundraising department.
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Behind a display of brutal power usually associated with Serena Williams, Osaka steamrolled her way into her first Grand Slam semi-final with a 6-1 6-1 demolition of Lesia Tsurenko.
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And yet, when there's throbbing bass and a cavalcade of hi-hats to contend with, when there are ever-shortening attention spans to capture, multifaceted concepts often get steamrolled as one-dimensional.
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It may only be Labour that can stand in its way, but the party faces an immense challenge if it is not to be steamrolled by the forces that gave us Brexit.
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Both women feel adrift throughout the season: Carolyn cannot reconcile her need to have a family with her professional prowess, and Diane continues to see her dreams steamrolled by Mr. Peanutbutter's ambition.
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Mr. Eugene fumed as he watched the Wolves commit one blunder after another: The quarterback was overthrowing his receivers, the safeties were lagging in coverage and the offensive line was getting steamrolled.
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Even in 2018, as a blue wave swept most of the state, Van Drew easily won the 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary despite progressives' complaints that they were steamrolled by party bosses.
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In 1999, Senate leaders passed a resolution establishing the rules of debate 100-0, though that harmony dissolved into acrimony when the Republican majority steamrolled Democrats when it came to calling witnesses.
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Trump, who has often cast his predecessors as weak leaders who got steamrolled by China, staked his claim to the presidency on that kind of ability to play a weak hand well.
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Constantly at Trump's side on the campaign trail, Lewandowski was wedded to the philosophy of "Let Trump be Trump," which clearly worked well with Republican primary voters as Trump steamrolled through those contests.
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In order to level out the playing field for the Last War, the entire White Walker threat was reduced to a simple device to thin out Daenerys' army so Cersei wouldn't get steamrolled.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Spain steamrolled over European rival and neighbor France on Wednesday with a convincing 92-67 win to earn a berth in the men's Olympic basketball semi-finals.
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The Nittany Lions steamrolled through their first three opponents at home by a combined score of 141-14, and their bevy of offensive stars shined brightly in last week's rout of Georgia State.
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Later, as a film student, my feelings toward these characters bloomed into outrage as I studied films like Imitation of Life, where women (especially women of color) were steamrolled into the flattest archetypes.
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EditorsNote: 1st graf, six rebounds, not seven Joel Ayayi recorded 20 points and six rebounds as top-ranked Gonzaga steamrolled host San Diego 94-50 in West Coast Conference play on Thursday night.
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And Giesea, through his proximity to Thiel likely has a bright future, though after watching the uncharismatic VC's prepared remarks get steamrolled by the audience he'd helped gather, probably none that involve public speaking.
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Cleveland steamrolled Toronto in the first two games of last season's playoffs as well before the Raptors thrived in their home environment and won the next two contests before eventually succumbing in six games.
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CNN asked the Florida Department of Health about the meeting where St. Petery was asked to leave and about doctors' complaints that the state steamrolled through a screening tool that would harm sick children.
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While appropriators are still working out key details of the legislation, which has not yet been released, top conservatives argued leadership isn't negotiating hard enough to ensure that they aren't steamrolled by the Senate.
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Within two months, party leaders had hammered out a budget that steamrolled their previous concerns over adding to the federal budget deficit, in order to pave the way for $220 trillion in tax cuts.
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These observers say Lipinski's operation has proven it can deploy a steady stream of supporters each election cycle but his political machine of labor unions and moderate voters can get steamrolled in presidential years.
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On Tuesday night, the Bronx Science Wolverines steamrolled the less experienced Seward Park Bears, whose wrestling program, which has a squad of 13 boys and 11 girls, is in its first year of official competition.
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This is actually a noble cause, but somehow, Devon has managed to get steamrolled at every turn by some haughty bitch who just keeps expecting Devon to find more money for the gala they're planning.
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LOS ANGELES — Joe Biden steamrolled across the South on Tuesday, carried Texas and won a stunning victory in Minnesota, severely weakening Bernie Sanders and recasting the race as a head-to-head contest between them.
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"The terms of the agreement will result in very little progress in reforming China's rapacious trade behaviors and seems like it could send a signal to Chinese negotiators that the US can be steamrolled," Sen.
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On the day of a CNN climate town hall, Cory Booker released a detailed policy plan on the issue — only to have the story steamrolled by coverage of Warren's own climate plan later that morning.
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"Only two months into 2017, the S&P 500 has soared 7%, vastly outperforming our expectations for a 'flat to down' 1H [first half]— in short, we have been steamrolled," he wrote in a research note.
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The Bengals are making their first appearance in Foxborough since October 2014, when they were steamrolled 43-17 in a game that was preceded by New England coach Bill Belichick's memorable "On to Cincinnati" media briefing.
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The present view of many liberals seems to be that restrictionists can eventually be steamrolled — that the same ethnic transformations that have made white anxiety acute will eventually bury white-identity politics with sheer multiethnic numbers.
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It would be a shame, in my opinion, if NASA's budget were steamrolled for several years by an endeavor this ambitious, edging out other robotic exploration missions that could be really useful (a Europa lander for instance).
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But rather than bet the farm on smartwatches and trackers that are increasingly steamrolled by the Apple Watch, Fitbit's reinventing itself as a personal health guardian, starting with a new health and subscription service called Fitbit Premium.
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If he caves in to pressure from Berlin and Brussels and abandons his reform proposals, he will be mercilessly steamrolled by Germans, like his predecessors, and will expose himself as a weakling to ferocious attacks at home.
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A color version followed in late 230, and while the system managed to outsell SNK and attract impressive ports of games like Final Fantasy IV, Bandai was ultimately steamrolled by the 230 launch of Nintendo's Game Boy Advance.
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There also has been talk that Sequoia is, in part, increasing the target on its next global fund as a way to avoid being steamrolled by SoftBank on promising deals (including follow-on rounds for existing portfolio companies).
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And the fact that they're called names for doing so, reveals a double standard: These strong-minded, self-respecting women who stand their ground when they'd otherwise be steamrolled over by vendors, in-laws, siblings, and crappy friends?
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After salvaging a split in Dallas with a 20-223 overtime victory in Game 24, St. Louis steamrolled the Stars 23-1 on Tuesday night, but Blues coach Ken Hitchcock sounded a cautionary tone with the media on Wednesday.
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It's so far pulled in $1.25 million from Wednesday-night previews, although the movie is expected to be steamrolled by the Pirates of the Caribbean juggernaut, whose fifth outing, Dead Men Tell No Tales, opens this weekend as well.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Simone Biles did not make the trip to Lima but the U.S. women's gymnastics juggernaut didn't need the services of the world and Olympic champion as they steamrolled to the Pan Games team gold medal on Saturday.
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The media didn't take Trump seriously until he had steamrolled the Republican Party—important stories about Trump's lack of proven charitable giving and his habit of not paying contractors didn't come out until he had the nomination locked up.
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He boxes out, recovers loose balls at a higher rate than any of his teammates, and still excels in his role as a critical cog in Golden State's OG Death Lineup, which is no longer getting steamrolled on defense.
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Cass's bracing tone reads like (among other things) an attempt to fix reform conservatism's political problem, as it manifested itself in 2016 — a problem of lukewarmness, of milquetoast wonkery, that Trumpism's more sweeping promises simply steamrolled in political debate.
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The candidates were so eager to get at each other's throats (or to admonish each other for undermining party unity) that they gleefully steamrolled moderators Norah O'Donnell, Gayle King, Margaret Brennan, Major Garrett, and Bill Whitaker at every opportunity.
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The main character Bess McNeill, acted by Kiera Duffy, was a part that could have steamrolled a singer of lesser stamina — Duffy played naïve, coy, confused, in love, mutilated, and finally dead in various states of dress and undress.
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What's clear is that there's robust demand among Democrats — especially the next generation of Democrats — to remake the party along more ideological, more social democratic lines, and party leaders are going to have to answer that demand or get steamrolled.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Spain steamrolled over European rivals France on Wednesday with a convincing 92-67 win that could quiet concerns that the veteran team were past their prime as they head to the men's Olympic basketball semi-finals.
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In sealing Trump's first major legislative victory since he took office in January, Republicans steamrolled opposition from Democrats to pass a bill that slashes taxes for corporations and the wealthy while giving mixed, temporary tax relief to middle-class Americans.
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Gavin Newsom warned in an interview for "Axios on HBO" that his state's Big Tech giants — Google, Facebook and others — will soon get "steamrolled" by federal regulations, and deserve to be hit with new restrictions on their wealth and reach.
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I steamrolled through the last major area with my finely tuned build, one that had me defeating mini-bosses without taking as much as a scratch, and I would be putting my future in jeopardy over a half-assed taunt.
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"The Trump administration has steamrolled over objections of scientists, governors and thousands of coastal communities and businesses to enable this dangerous activity," Michael Jasny, a director and ocean noise pollution expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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And when the Tea Party's leaders — Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, above all — reached out to claim their party's presidential nomination, they found themselves steamrolled by a candidate who scorned all their limited-government ideas and offered, well, Trumpism instead.
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Haven't seen a German get steamrolled like this since Stalingrad ... Moments after Redskins kicker Dustin Hopkins blew a game-winning field goal during an NFL game in London, a German reporter went live on the field for a post-game interview.
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The "Dream Team" is the most DOMINANT squad ever assembled ... and you could own the game-worn jersey Magic Johnson donned as Team USA steamrolled their way to a gold medal in 1992 ... IF ya got a few hundred thousand bucks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Argentina steamrolled into the basketball World Cup semi-finals with a spectacular 97-212 win over Serbia, who were among the tournament favourites, and were joined by 214 champions Spain who overpowered surprise package Poland 276-272 on Tuesday.
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But the circumstances surrounding her departure in May have been a focal point for House impeachment investigators as they seek evidence that Trump abused his office to extract political benefit from a foreign ally — and steamrolled anyone who might thwart him.
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He was forced to remove a repeal of the Dodd-Frank fee on credit and debit card swipes from his Dodd-Frank rewrite last year, and was steamrolled by Republicans who wanted to preserve the Export-Import Bank in 2015.
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While Stewart's case is rather different in that she may really have been steamrolled, what ties the three together is that in each instance, the potential recipients blame figures common to the probe into potential wrongdoing in Trump's campaign, particularly James Comey .
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It is important that the first lady stand up for her staff, as Hillary Clinton did when she was first lady, or else they will be steamrolled and it remains to be seen whether Melania Trump will be able to do that.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Defending water polo world champions Serbia have steamrolled the opposition on the way to Thursday's semi-final against Croatia, but while they are on a three-match win streak against their arch rivals they know they can take nothing for granted.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The United States steamrolled to their 47th straight Olympic win routing Japan 110-64 on Tuesday to reach the semi-finals of the women's basketball tournament and a step closer to a sixth consecutive gold medal.
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But the 35-year old former Olympic champion, who won three medals including the Super G gold at the 2010 games in Vancouver but failed to finish on the podium in any event four years ago in Sochi, steamrolled through the lower section.
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As Trump's comments from this very week show, Republicans have spent years arguing, consistently, that Democrats made an awful mistake in 2009 — they moved too fast, ignored public opinion, steamrolled congressional opposition, and ended up with a bad law because of it.
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No one seems to care that much about the Chinese art in the museum, much to the dismay of one of the film's most sympathetic characters, Asian Art curator Mike Hearn, who doesn't want the collection he presides over to get steamrolled.
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If you're committed to the view that restrictionists can and must be steamrolled, you'll respond to this offer the way many Democrats have — call it a "white supremacist ransom note," punt on policy, and use the issue to rally your base in 2018.
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And for the kids-these-days who missed the days of Blockbuster, not to mention the hundreds of competitors it steamrolled out of existence before it disappeared itself, the Fantastic Fest arcade is a way of passing the torch of this love of genre potpourri.
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Yet even DiVincenzo, the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player who steamrolled Michigan with a run of 10 straight points late in the first half and another burst of nine straight points in the second half, pointed to his defense as the most satisfying factor.
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"The terms of the agreement will result in very little progress in reforming China's rapacious trade behaviors and seems like it could send a signal to Chinese negotiators that the U.S. can be steamrolled," Schumer wrote in a letter to the White House dated Monday.
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Behind two three-run homers by Aaron Judge and another solid start by Masahiro Tanaka, New York steamrolled to a 13-5 victory in the series opener, which kicked off a closing run in which it plays 13 of its last 16 in the Bronx.
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They talk about where they were headed before the F train steamrolled their plans — Ilana, her job, and Abbi, well, we already know — but with no kind of viable transportation in their immediate future, they instead decide to smoke and head to Bed, Bath, & Beyond high.
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Throughout the 2016-17 season, as the University of Connecticut women's basketball team steamrolled through the most difficult schedule in the country and surpassed the all-time record for most consecutive wins, coach Geno Auriemma maintained his steadfast belief that his team would, at some point, lose.
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When Americans start finding more and more money in their wallets, when tax day arrives and they can finish their returns in a matter of minutes, when they aren't steamrolled by health care costs, and when they can quickly find well-paying jobs, they'll vote Republican.
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NEW YORK — In what could have been the final Democratic presidential debate of the 2016 election, Bernie Sanders, the 74-year-old socialist insurgent, positioned himself as the future of the Democratic Party, while Hillary Clinton steamrolled her rival with a steady stream of facts and pragmatism.
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" - Philip Cope (DAMAD/Kylesa) "From the south lands of Savannah, GA DAMAD steamrolled through the 298s linking members from Antischism and Kylesa and bridged the world of punk and metal creating some of the heaviest crushing brutality with some of the most gnarly awesome female vocals ever.
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Record: 6-5Last week: 13thWeek 12 result: Lost to the Ravens, 45-6Week 13 opponent: at Arizona CardinalsOne thing to know: The Los Angeles Rams got steamrolled by the Ravens on Monday night, failing on every side of the field in front of the home crowd.
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Or take the time last fall when New York Times Opinion staff writer Bari Weiss steamrolled over Native voices to sound the alarm about the P.C. reactionaries daring to oppose a high school mural in San Francisco that depicted the massacre and genocide of Native peoples.
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Ignoring the fact that nightlife pumped money and creative excitement into the city (which many tourists and co-op owners would have loved), he steamrolled over the industry, at the same time taking the porn out of Times Square and making it ready for people in Mickey Mouse costumes.
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It is also true, though, that for all his many well-meaning adult colleagues, the necessities of filmmaking — from finding an actor with the ability to captivate an audience to making it through the day's production schedule on time and on budget — ultimately steamrolled over Renfro's best interests.
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So if you couldn't make it to Rio (which may be for the better, given all the issues the city currently faces) you can now guide a bunch of delicious fruits through a mock Olympic decathlon where the greatest threat is being literally steamrolled by an overly aggressive melon.
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This weekend will be a great barometer for the Auburn offense, which has struggled through the first four weeks of the season and will be in tough against a Mississippi State defense that had allowed just 28 points over its first three games before getting steamrolled 31-3 by Georgia.
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No. 221 Notre Dame 231, Wake Forest 217 Quarterback Ian Book, starting in place of Brandon Wimbush, orchestrated a high-powered offense as the Fighting Irish steamrolled past the Demon Deacons in Winston-Salem, N.C. Book completed 2224 of 217 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for three touchdowns.
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Senior point guard Chris Chiozza had 12 points and seven rebounds as Florida steamrolled South Carolina 65-43 on Saturday in SEC play at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, S.C. Junior guard Jalen Hudson also scored 12 points as the Gators led by as many as 27 points in the easy victory.
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Typically, a best picture frontrunner emerges out of the fall festival machine, and by this time last year, La La Land fever had taken control of the narrative; the Damien Chazelle-directed musical steamrolled critics out of Venice, Telluride, and Toronto (it easily took the TIFF People's Choice Award on top of stellar early reviews).
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The Kremlin instructed the Kurdish forces to remove themselves, saying they would be "steamrolled by the Turkish army" if they did not, according to the AP. "It's quite obvious that if the Kurdish units don't withdraw with their weapons then Syrian border guards and Russian military police will have to step back," said spokesman Dmitry Peskov, the AP reported.
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Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book, starting in place of Brandon Wimbush, orchestrated a high-powered offense as the No. 8 Fighting Irish steamrolled past host Wake Forest in a 56-27 rout Saturday afternoon at BB&T Field in Winston-Salem, N.C. Book completed 25 of 34 passes for 325 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for three touchdowns.
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Senior guard Cameron Johnson scored 16 of his 53 points in the first half as No. 8 North Carolina steamrolled host Elon 116-67 on Friday night at the new Schar Center in Elon, N.C. Playing about 35 minutes from its Chapel Hill campus, North Carolina received nice contributions from its freshmen, just three nights before the team's home debut.
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Kelly), who don't just continue to dominate the box office (Johnny Depp), but also still remain public figures (Nicolas Cage) who aren't (Charlie Sheen) constantly steamrolled (Eminem) online by people (Michael Fassbender) who consider hating on women (Josh Brolin) some kind of hobby (Gary Oldman) in the name of being "progressive" (John Lennon) but who seem less interested (Sean Bean) in the men (Brandon Marshall) who actually (Woody Allen) perpetuate (Nate Parker) horrible (Rob Lowe) misogyny (Chris Brown).
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