Sentence examples similar to sheep driven back from inspiring English sources

In a separate incident, 600 sheep were forced to spend 24 hours on a transporter after its tyre burst and the animals had to be driven back to Northampton because there were no facilities in Kent for them to be removed, fed and watered.

Some were driven back over the hills.

The enemy is driven back into Virginia".

It's also used to imply that back in 1980 everyone went along with the viciously hostile reviews handed out to Cimino's liberal masterpiece by the American critics, a flock of sheep driven by a subconscious desire to apologise to Jane Fonda for having admired The Deer Hunter, a film she'd denounced as rightwing and racist.

"I just drove back".

We drove back to Giza.

He drove back to New York to surrender.

Mr. Allende drove back and identified him.

On Sunday, they drove back to Charlottesville.

Then he drove back to the palace.

We drove back with the death warrant.