He was laughing, because we had almost driven past him.
Not too long ago, they recall wistfully, they made the scooter once again the object of European desires, introducing a flurry of sexy new two-wheeled vehicles to outfox Japanese competitors who had almost driven them out of business.
They show how shifts towards the intensification of livestock production have almost driven small-scale producers out of business.
Their stories are of domestic violence, physical abuse, spousal infidelity, spousal drug and alcohol addictions, and physical illness that have almost driven them to an almost near homelessness.
I've had 14 different jobs in my working career, and I've had several co-workers that have almost driven me to the edge.
A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, June 28 , 1958P. 24 A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
The huge, semi-derelict Izhmash plant in Izhevsk, now capital of the Russian Federation Republic of Udmurtia, was the AK's birthplace, but it has been almost driven out of business by foreign competition.
The New Yorker, June 28 , 1958P. 24 A story telling how the author has been almost driven back to smoking for worrying about the current Marlboro advertisements - "Where there's a man there's a Marlboro".
Migration experts expected Syrians to shift back to Libya following the EU-Turkey deal in March, but until this week the flow to Italy has almost exclusively been driven by people from sub-Saharan Africa.
"Drug policy to date has (almost) always been driven by political and ideological agendas that have ignored scientific, public health and social policy norms," the report states.
