Sentence examples for driven back from from inspiring English sources
Many write of being driven back from the summit by rain and snow, or climbing up in an impenetrable fog that blocks the views from the top.
On the phone, being driven back from Hull to Manchester, Burgess was as keen to deflect attention from himself as he was to protect his big brother Sam.
Driven back from the city in the war's earliest days, the 5th Royal Irish Lancers chose to stage a kind of told-you-so charge in its concluding minutes.
About five years ago, I was being driven back from a literary event in New York to my home in Princeton by a black driver for a well-known limousine service.
CAIRO — The Arab League asked the United Nations Security Council on Saturday to impose a no-flight zone over Libya in hopes of halting Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's attacks on his own people, providing the rebels a tincture of hope even as they were driven back from a long stretch of road and towns they had captured in the three-week war.
Women who say, as Beckett did, I and Not I, this is me and not me, this is myself but it is someone else, are driven back from the larger open spaces of the artwork to the smaller spaces of the self.
Driving back from Wendy's, we pass the London museums Mum used to love visiting.
Driving back from the factory, I count more than 30 cranes in less than five minutes.
Oct. 30, Mr. Fosteris was accompanied by friends as he drove back from the memorial service at ground zero.
Driving back from Churachandpur, we passed a column of perhaps two hundred men and women, chanting as they walked, the latter wearing elaborate white head-dresses.
