Sentence examples for used to be driven from inspiring English sources

"I used to be driven to elementary school in one".

As kids, my brother and I used to be driven down these same Black Country streets duetting to Rolf Harris's Two Little Boys.

Didn't famous people used to be driven by the fact they came from nothing and yearned to make it the hell out of dodge?

Likewise, Jeffries in his TV review of Raised by Wolves, the story of two girls being brought up on a Wolverhampton council estate, establishes early on his familiarity with the area: "I used to be driven down these same Black Country streets".

While Mole used to be driven all over Sheffield before a big match to check on traffic flows, then, closer to the 3pm kickoff, patrol around the ground, Duckenfield said he still could not remember at all what he did in more than two hours between concluding his briefing of officers and arriving in the control box at 2pm.

For instance, Asda says the e-commerce side of the business has become much more complicated than it used to be, driven by the rise of click-and-collect, and this requires new managerial roles.

For many on the tour, people who are used to being driven around in air-conditioned cars, travelling by public bus is a first.

Online advertising used to be a relationship driven market.

"It used to be you could drive the ball wherever you wanted to," Vijay Singh said.

Outsiders used to be able to drive right into the base, but no more.

Not "thumb" (which is why such drives used to be called "thumb drives") but the nail only.