Sentence examples for driven by a member of from inspiring English sources

The vehicle was driven by a member of the Bills' training staff.

As Mr. Tierney writes, the "post-human" superintelligent beings, when and if they arrive, would "never be stupid enough to get in a car driven by a member of Mr. Magoo's species".

Again he drove past the taxi rank and fired two more shots before driving away, this time followed by Pc Mick Taylor, in a car driven by a member of the public, Paul Goodwin.

Prompted when a 7-year-old black boy was run over by a car driven by a member of a Hasidic cleric's motorcade, the riots led to a Hasidic scholar being stabbed to death by a black man.

Crew members were almost involved in a car crash with a vehicle driven by a member of the local press, according to Focus Taiwan News Channel, while photographers at one point pounded on a car in which Johansson was resting in between scenes.

"All of a sudden the world's press landed in the Peace House and I was being asked big questions like, 'How do you get world peace?' What did I know about getting world peace?" She had become a campaigner after the three children of her sister Anne were killed by a car driven by a member of the Provisional IRA, as he fled the British Army.

Response items included: Driven- by a member of the household or family member, driven- as part of a carpool with neighbors or friends, by school bus, by public transit-bus, by public transit-subway or streetcar, by walking, by cycling, and other.

In Memphis that day, a baby-blue golf cart, driven by a Graceland staff member, zipped around the periphery of the line of mourners.

This effect was driven by a minority of hardcore social learners who copied the best group member on more than half of trials.

Steve also states: "Driven by a series of decisive actions... AOL's membership grew by nearly 2.5 million.... " He presumably meant to say that his actions were driving the growth but ended up saying the members were themselves getting driven.

The final part of the novel finds Shostakovich in the Brezhnev years, at the height of his prestige, being driven by a chauffeur like a paid member of the nomenklatura and confronting the costs of his own cowardice.