Sentence examples for be driven to campus from inspiring English sources

Six years younger than most of his classmates, Seamus would be driven to campus each day, sometimes by his mother.

They were to be driven to a wide, calm stretch of the Farmington River a few minutes from the campus.

After the reception, His Holiness was driven to a campus building dedicated to religious life.

Twenty years ago, a typical way for a wealthy student to show off was to drive to campus in a flashy car; many students today think it's hip to arrive by city bike, or by sharing a Zipcar or an Uber.

When he switched to pre-law, his mother and late father, a staunch Republican who owned poultry farms and had been a state secretary of agriculture, drove to campus to personally demand an explanation from Mr. Soles, their son's adviser.

Late May I drove to campus, and emptied out my department mailbox which was full of medical insurance statements and fliers for university events.

I drove to campus, parked and grabbed my bag.

We drove to campus in Anders's S.U.V.

Once Tazhayakov arrived, they drove to campus, where they rushed to Tsarnaev's room in Pine Dale Hall.

As the university's sustainability officer, it wouldn't really do to drive to campus.

Participants drove to campus, and a research assistant met with them at the campus parking lot and walked with them to the laboratory.