Sentence examples for being driven from the from inspiring English sources

"One of the things I have learnt from being chairman of the republican movement in the past is that if the move to a republic is seen as being politically driven, being driven from the top down, then it won't succeed," he said.

The project is being driven from the ground up, meaning the women have complete creative control.

Independents of all kinds are being driven from the high street.

"They're not used to a car being driven from the roof by a helmeted, professional driver".

The F.B.I. reported that "subject's pregnant wife was seen being driven from the Montmartre Hotel in a 1959 blue Cadillac".

These efforts are often being driven from the demand side by policymakers and civil servants, and may operate separately from structures for scientific advice.

It's not going to be driven from the White House".

"It's going to be driven from the Congress.

"All the great executives have been driven from the company," he said in the interview.

If Trump wins the nomination, it will be his opponents who are driven from the Party.

By the end of 1987, the crack dealers had been driven from the park.