Sentence examples for been driven between a from inspiring English sources

He said the car had been driven between a tree and a parked car up onto his lawn and had run into some hedges.

Has a wedge been driven between groups of people?

But a wedge had been driven between them.

The press consists of a solid steel plate, called the bed, that is driven between two rollers; a screw mechanism on both sides of the top roller adjusts the pressure.

Sensing perhaps that a wedge can be driven between Riyadh and an embarrassed Washington, Iran has been quick to complain to the UN about the funeral bombing.

Fires were lit and the cattle that survived the winter were driven between the bonfires as a symbol of purification.

She says rooms become designated as "his" and "hers" and pieces of furniture start to become known as "yours" and "mine" with a wedge being driven between the two -- if there can't be a compromise.

It tells of two boys who start stealing metal to sell to a local scrapyard before a wedge is driven between them and tragedy unfolds.

Cormac describes how cattle were driven between two bonfires on Beltane as a magical means of protecting them from disease before they were led into summer pastures a custom still observed in Ireland in the 19th century.

When everything comes together as expected and in alignment to the perceived value and feeling of the experience, a connection is driven between the restaurant and the customer, leading to repeat business and those all-important recommendations - both direct (to other people the diner knows) and indirect (through social reviews and recommendations).

Here in Arizona, a wedge is being driven between the local police and some immigrant groups.