In the 19th century the European wolf was almost driven to extinction as hunters made a living from the bounties paid by villagers.
A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
"Mom," a Chuck Lorre comedy on CBS, bucks the trend by following a single mother (Anna Faris) who is in rehab but is almost driven back to drink by her mother, a recovering addict played by Allison Janney.
By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, June 28 , 1958P. 24 A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
The New Yorker, June 28 , 1958P. 24 A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
And there was talk that he was almost driven out of the office in the midst of last season during a four-game losing streak and in the summer when he found himself in the ugliest of headlines.
The huge, semi-derelict Izhmash plant in Izhevsk, now capital of the Russian Federation Republic of Udmurtia, was the AK's birthplace, but it has been almost driven out of business by foreign competition.
The American alligator was almost driven to extinction by hunting, but a combination of farming and protection, that was gradually relaxed, means that today around 30,000 wild alligators can be killed each year in Louisiana (the main home of the American alligator) and the population is still growing.
Even before the latest revelations, the crisis was seen as the first great test of James Murdoch's career, approaching the magnitude of the great crises of his father's career: breaking the newspaper unions in London in the 1980s, and a point in the early 1990s when he was almost driven to the brink of bankruptcy.
It's a self-consciously mythic "Song of Two Humans," as its subtitle phrases it, the story of a farmer (George O'Brien) and his wife (Janet Gaynor) who are almost driven apart by a predatory character the film calls only Woman From the City (Margaret Livingston).
