Sentence examples for town driven by from inspiring English sources

Somehow, the dramatic storm slips past, taking the rain and thunder to a different corner of a town driven by Disney.

Accomplishment — doing something well — is a big deal, particularly in a world (and town) driven by a false idea of achievement, grabbing the brass ring with nothing to show for it but brassiness.

The New Yorker, December 31 , 1932P. 5 There's a Lincoln limousine going around town, driven by a well-turned-out-chauffeur, which has for its radiator ornament a well-turned-out whippet.

But regeneration of the town, driven by the opening of the Turner Contemporary gallery last spring (where a solo exhibition of work by Margate's own Tracey Emin opened last weekend) has seen a sea change in the type of tourists venturing here.

To survive, after all, in a town driven by excess, one must find ways to resist some of its overly lavish impulses.

It's a small town driven by tourism there's a historic railroad for tourists and a series of quirky museums which Bolin thought might work back in east central Illinois.

The consequences of this are plain to see: the rural poor flock to cities, to shanty towns, driven by hope.

Screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd said there's a growing GOP network in town, driven in part by the election of Bush as well as an influx of new people.

The couple's decision to create a B&B in the same town was driven by a desire to offer a more relaxed, family friendly alternative.

He summoned his entourage — his tour manager and his fiancée, Gilligan Stillwater — and they pushed off from the Rihga in a town car driven by a man with a long waxed mustache.

She was thrilled to arrive in a town car, driven by Christopher Kling and accompanied by Bode, wearing a white sequined jacket and long black skirt.