Sentence examples for be driven from a from inspiring English sources

(The DPP-MP1 can also be driven from a PC through a U.S.B. link).

I understand the desire to flee, but I don't want to be driven from a place I love by one of the most nihilistic acts in history.

With both electric and diesel traction it is simple to interconnect electrically the power and braking controls of all the train-sets so that the train they form can be driven from a single cab.

The Jetta Hybrid has a clutch between its electric motor and gas engine, so the vehicle can be driven from a stop using just electric power — up to 31 m.p.h.

For example, driving a single LED would require a Buck-Boost-Buck circuit, but longer strings can be driven from a Bi-Bred or a PFC stage followed by a buck converter.

Geographically, the business will no longer be driven from a central headquarters with its regional hubs (Americas, Europe/Africa, MENAT and APAC) being given the autonomy to localize the new grid/renewables offering for their respective markets.

He describes the startup as an "example of how additional value can be driven from an existing infrastructure".

Standing less than 40 inches high, the Hurricane is driven from a semi-reclining position.

The anger was so great that a Brotherhood politician was driven from a square by a crowd that, as in January, feels determined but leaderless.

He was driven from a very young age to be a footballer, and left home at 15 to live at the club accommodation at Newell's Old Boys.

Dr. Girdharry, an obstetrician/gynecologist, said he had been driven from a practice of 21 years by the high cost of malpractice insurance.