Sentence examples for of having driven from inspiring English sources

"So in a way I am guilty of having driven up the prices," he said.

It was thought that Michelin, accused of having driven the chef to suicide, didn't want to compound the public-relations fiasco by demoting his restaurant.

Kechiche, by contrast, directs with a sense of fervent urgency; he gives the impression of having driven himself with as much self-sacrificing energy as the actresses unleash.

But his disposition didn't improve until he stopped drinking, cold, on Dec. 29, 1975, after waking up in a Phoenix hotel room with no memory of having driven from Los Angeles.

One of the advantages of having driven across the country so many times is simply the way the mind leaps forward, down the road, into the breadth of what feels, on one of my New York days, like another time.

Mr. Ibrahim, who speaks fondly of having studied at Chico State University in California and of having driven across America in a Chevy Malibu, said he wanted American oil companies in Sudan.

Table S1 (see additional file 1) shows a number of predictors for having driven to work.

I once stayed in one of these apartments, having driven there in a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air.

This has led to hyperinflation, power cuts and shortages of food and medicine, all of which has driven millions of Venezuelans out of the country.

In this delayed and demented spring, millions of people have driven out of towns to see snowdrops, crocuses and daffodils.

Word of mouth has driven much of that buzz.