Instead, she says, teachers in Britain were "driven into the ground".
The wickiup was constructed of tall saplings driven into the ground, bent over, and tied together near the top.
(The golden spike linking the Eastern and the Western lines was driven into the ground in Utah, in 1869).
When a thriving company is driven into the ground in under 20 years, there are, of course, recriminations.
"He got hit and then he was driven into the ground," Coughlin said in a conference call.
This poem, too, ends with a geological vision, of "the whole pleistocene exchange" melting like snow, "driven into the ground".
Canvas bags filled with soft material and attached to metal stakes driven into the ground mark first, second, and third base.
They came forward, and began to loosen the steel wires of the net from the nails that had been driven into the ground.
In 1869, when the final spike of transcontinental railroad was driven into the ground, that happy act of union took place in Promontory, Utah.
Then he gently tapped the top of the boy's head with the cricket bat, as if the boy were a wicket being driven into the ground.
His form emerges halfway out of an enormous mound of granite so heavy that 50-foot piles had to be driven into the ground to provide support.
