All that Jews could take with them as they were driven from one place to another was words - the words on portable media in which resided all the stories and teachings and traditions and laws that form the way Jews engage with the world, as well as with the world greater than the temporal one.
They were driven from one place to another, transferred from truck to truck.
Since then it has been driven from one building where it held services and is in danger of losing another.
Metal tracks had been bolted to the ground, allowing an ad-hoc vehicle — a railcar rigged to the frame of a small motorcycle — to be driven from one end of the tunnel to the other.
In the nine years that remained in his brief life, Smith and his disciples were driven from one settlement after another, in what was an unparalleled assault of religious persecution in America.
Researching family trees is hugely popular with older people, a group disdained in webworld because most start-up entrepreneurs are in their twenties - even though mature adults have more money and are less likely to be driven from one site to another by the latest fad.
And still those attorneys general fail to realise that, as Lenny inspired a thousand imitators, so Raigslist, if it's driven from one state, will immediately inspire a thousand other sites to spring up to fill the gap in the market.
In short, from control theory, a dynamic system is said to exhibit structural controllability if, with a suitable selection of inputs, it can be driven from one state to any other state in finite time.
The interest of this new approach is the decrease in the number of parameters: the whole set of diagenetic proportions can be driven from one or a few proportionality a parameters.
We all wait (her there/me here), as the pundits are driven from one television studio to another.
