What is "plowing into"

Usage examples of "plowing into".

He felt a heavy blow land on his shoulder, twisting him, and blindly he kicked upward, missing once, his knee connecting with the shadow's thigh bone, adjusting his aim accordingly and plowing into the shadow's groin.

Joe bapped his horn angrily at the cows, shaving their asses with his front bumper as the truck careened by, and, because they were Eusebio Lavadie's cows, he wouldn't have minded plowing into a couple of them either.

Maia charged, taking a glancing blow to her shoulder before plowing into the pirate's midriff and driving both of them into the room.

Then it slewed sideways, its hood plowing into the piled snow at the side of the drive, sending up a fantail of white.

The elephant's charge continued, its head down, then lower, the tusks plowing into the packed sandy dirt, sliding forward, throwing a cloud of dust and leaves and a fine spray of blood before.

The long rails slewed sideways and the railcar leapt free, plowing into the roadbed with a shower of gravel and a chorus of screams.

He came plowing into the System in a ship just adequate to get him here.

The inside of the teardrop-shaped cargo pod was nothing like that of the alien ship that had come plowing into the solar system two centuries ago.