Sentence examples for driving out from from inspiring English sources

With the hulking camera in tow, she began driving out from the Twin Cities, venturing farther and farther afield to take pictures of people in the snow.

"If we are driving out from the city, we can turn on the heat remotely, so when we get here the house is warm".

In the years he spends driving out from the city, the village's fortunes change — as do those of Wei Ziqi, the only young man to remain there and raise a family.

On the basis of the above-mentioned results, it is suggested that In either in as-grown compound or driving out from Cu–In compound can work for the growth of In2O3.

But media missed the most significant aspects of the story; Muthee is an international celebrity for his role in a series of documentary videos, seen by millions worldwide, that claim Christians can reduce crime, murder, traffic accidents, addiction, and environmental degradation by driving out, from cities and towns, demon spirits and accused witches.

But the interior of Ceres may still be active, and driving out gas from inside.

Turkey and the US are to carry out operations aimed at driving out Isis from a militarily important part of Syria's border region with Turkey.

In all of this talk about ad tech interruption and ad blockers and how science is driving out art from advertising, it takes one of the proponents of algorithmic advertising to execute what is a brilliantly crafted, single-minded, adorable film that builds affinity with the brand it promotes.

But driving out here from Washington, I was impressed with the quality of roads and "the look" of Highway 50.

By definition, exorcism is the practice of driving out demons from  a possessed person, a very intensive process.

Campaign finance reform (anybody remember this pipe dream?) and term limits (another long shot) would be important steps in driving out the partisans from Congress.