Sentence examples for driven elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Manning's lawyers also pointed to fingerprints found in Ms. Miller's car, which had been driven elsewhere and abandoned after the killings.

It is a post that could cease soon to have much relevance.The foreign population, largely from Poland and the Baltic states, is beginning to dwindle, driven elsewhere by the plummeting local currency, the krona.

If we are too ready to jump on them rather than work with them, they'll be driven elsewhere.

Other Europeans, it seems, would rather drive elsewhere.Romania and Bulgaria are due to join the European Union on January 1st 2007.

With his studio and living quarters in one place, Mr. Campion no longer has to drive elsewhere when he is inspired to work on a new piece.

Military officials cannot say whether the company has simply pushed the insurgents into hiding or driven them elsewhere.

Some colleges have tried to ban the games on campus, but that has just driven them elsewhere.

It is driven (as elsewhere) by food and fuel costs, but the tightness of Brazil's labour market suggests that it could easily become entrenched as workers expect higher prices and demand higher wages.

But it is likely to, as the economic factors that have driven it elsewhere in Asia sweep through those two countries as well; and its consequences will be exacerbated by the sex-selective abortion practised for a generation there.

The same trends that have driven innovation elsewhere on the Web – social, local and mobile – are now driving an emerging class of opportunities in e-commerce.

You can hear the same urgency and drive elsewhere.