Sentence examples for driven from its from inspiring English sources

He said Afghanistan had been the furnace in which al-Qaida had been formed and it had now been driven from its safe havens.

While ISIS has been driven from its so-called caliphate in Syria and Iraq, the U.N. warned this week it is regrouping and linking up with groups including Boko Haram and al-Qaeda in Africa to drive more migrants toward Europe.

Mr. O'Neal took control after Sept. 11, when Merrill was driven from its headquarters in Lower Manhattan by the terrorist attacks.

Other reports, impossible to confirm, suggested Isil had been driven from its base close to a key border crossing with Turkey.

"What can I tell my grandchildren?" asked Hikmat Adwan, 60, a Gaza resident who said his family was driven from its village in 1948.

American Express was driven from its headquarters by the attacks, and Citigroup, which owns Travelers, said its earnings would be hurt by insurance claims and market disruptions.

Cahors is less than three hours' drive from its famous rival, Bordeaux, but feels a world apart.

Seattle drove from its own 34 to the San Diego 30 to position Lindell for his winning field goal.

Washington then drove from its 27 to the Philadelphia 26, where Eddie Murray attempted a game-tying 44-yard field goal.

On its first drive, Army drove from its 41-yard line to the Rutgers 3 — right into one of the problem areas.

Dell asks most of its suppliers to hold eight to ten days' stocks in hubs that are within two hours' drive from its assembly plants.