Sentence examples for streets driven from inspiring English sources

For a week Military Police and paratroopers had kidnapped activists from the streets, driven them off in unmarked vehicles, interrogated them and beaten them.

They have crossed San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate bridge, negotiated the city's famous sloping streets, driven between Google offices, and made it around Lake Tahoe in one piece.

Gradually, that number of Model 3s on real streets driven by people just going about their daily lives will grow, and Tesla says it hopes to be producing 100 in August, then 1,500 by September, and as many as 20,000 per month beginning in December.

They argue that walkability lowers crime — that good people on the streets drive away the bad guys — and that it generally improves life and sharply raises home values.

"We find residents on DIY streets drive much less, there is a significant increase in the number of kids playing on the street, and there is a lot more cycling," he says.

One-way streets drove him insane.

This effect did not extend to London bus drivers supporting the original conclusion that the need of London's taxi drivers to memorize the multitude of London streets drove structural brain changes in the hippocampus.

But when Officer Lisojo's car went through the intersection, a 1995 Cadillac Seville heading south on Bergen Street, driven by Mr. Evans, ran a red light and crashed into it, Lieutenant Glenn said.

Local news articles have documented how soaring rents in the neighborhoods south of Market Street, driven by the arrival of hundreds of Internet companies in recent years, pushed out artists and working-class families.

Scarcely a word has been spoken when she's arrested by two strong-arm men in a back street, driven to an anonymous destination and handed over to an MI5 agent, a commanding figure identified only as "Mac Clive Owenen).

Residents of one street drove their cars away from a block-long blaze in panic.