Sentence examples for describes being driven from inspiring English sources

Musa describes being driven into the forest with nine other men.

In an enthusiastic account of his trip for Juche Travel he describes being driven around in luxury cars and using clips of the classic television show Only Fools and Horses to aide his English lessons.

In a column last week, he described being driven in from South Sudan in a vehicle "covered with mud to make it less visible to bombers".

In sprawling camps for people displaced by the fighting, residents describe being driven from their homes by Arab fighters from a government militia that western officials and activists say is a new form of the feared "Janjaweed" Sudanese militia brigades.

He described being driven to kill his seven victims in a shooting rampage that terrorized this city by his resentment over the fate of the Palestinians, and France's military presence in Afghanistan and ban on the full Muslim veil.

Recommendations The cases we described are driven by the same need to manage costs, but have increased enrolment.

Table 4 suggests that the association between HOMA-IR and mortality that we describe is driven primarily by the association between serum insulin and mortality.

The classical film scientist is hence described as being driven by "paranoia, delusions of grandeur, obsessive behaviour", which finally makes him appear as the only responsible for what he has invented and developed (Haynes 2003, p. 252).

In reality, the realignment he's describing is primarily being driven by America's rising minority population, rather than by the (much more modest, and possibly tailing off) growth of liberal white college graduates.

Stephen Greenblatt, the Shakespeare scholar and a Harvard colleague, describes being in a car driven by her.

Singaporeans quite seriously describe their society as being driven by a local concept called kiasu, a desire not so much to get ahead as to not lose out.