But change was coming, driven in part by postwar immigration from Europe that had suddenly swollen Sydney's population.
Finally the white-collar crowds were coming, driven down the hill by $2,500-a-month rents in the upper Slope.
The judge arrives in a Mercedes at Pretoria's face-brick high court each morning as the winter sun is coming up, driven from her home in Midrand by her secretary because she doesn't drive herself.
As the comPrimarily, "soforare is eatheg the world, and the world is hardware".
The social enterprise sector is coming of age in part driven by a younger generation of socially minded entrepreneurs, many of whom are being trained at top universities like Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and Duke.
There, business is coming from cost centres, and is driven by price and efficiency.
Warner Bros. is coming off a record-breaking first quarter driven by the unexpected success of "American Sniper," the drama directed by Clint Eastwood, who is being honored Wednesday at CinemaCon for his contributions to cinema.
But there are also those that are coming together — perhaps driven by Sen. McCain's powerful words on the Senate floor when he called on the Senate and Congress to return to regular order.
For my taste, the best novels -- those that capture me and make me feel sorry the read is coming to an end -- are those driven by both plot and by the protagonist's character or personality.
While many storefronts are dusty, empty or shattered, other spaces are coming back to life, driven by graduates of nearby Culinary Institute of America who are seeking underserved, cheap locations to launch a career.
