Sentence examples for being driven out to from inspiring English sources

"We're now being driven out to the desert.

"It's part of the tradition of the work," he said, while being driven out to the junkyard in a black Suburban stuffed with Philharmonic officials.

"In recent months, the term "boat people" has come to be widely used in reference to the tens of thousands of Vietnamese who are being driven out to sea from Vietnam in small, unseaworthy boats.

In Cairo last week I was amused to see two giant snowmen presiding over the buffet in the restaurant of my hotel and later, when I was being driven out to see the pyramids, a life-size Santa careering over the desert with his reindeer.

The New Yorker, July 2 , 1979P. 21 "In recent months, the term "boat people" has come to be widely used in reference to the tens of thousands of Vietnamese who are being driven out to sea from Vietnam in small, unseaworthy boats.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, July 2 , 1979P. 21 "In recent months, the term "boat people" has come to be widely used in reference to the tens of thousands of Vietnamese who are being driven out to sea from Vietnam in small, unseaworthy boats.

• Soon it was time to head out to the field, where the Steinbrenner family was driven out to center field, trailed by the players in uniform and then by grand old Yankees, including Torre and Mattingly.

The groups are driven out to neighboring countries, to Cameroon and Chad, then they reorganize and come back more powerful and more angry than before.

"We got there at night, and drank a bottle of whiskey around a fire, then we were driven out to the cliffs," Malone says.

Analysts have suggested that a number of the boats were probably carrying refugees who were driven out to sea by deteriorating social and political conditions in North Korea, VICE News previously reported.

The Bushmen claimed they were driven out to allow diamond mining.