Sentence examples for violently driven from inspiring English sources

Harold Pinter London Of course the Kosovan Albanians violently driven from their homes support the Nato bombing campaign (Wheen's World, G2, April 7).

Ever since a deeply flawed election in December kicked off a wave of ethnic and political violence, hundreds of thousands of people have been violently driven from their homes and many are now resettling in ethnically homogenous zones.

For the first time since Kenya's disputed election erupted in crisis in December, the government has started a large-scale operation to resettle thousands of people violently driven off their land.

PAGE A8 STITCHING KENYA BACK TOGETHER Kenya is trying to piece itself back together after an election crisis late last year in which thousands of people were violently driven from their land.

Many of the displaced people are farmers, and the same rains they would have prayed for, had they not been violently driven off their land, are now a curse.

He graciously accepts the woman caught in adultery, and violently drives blasphemers out of the Temple area, with a whip no less.

But Britain is now grappling with the consequences of those cuts, which have led to the neglect and exclusion of many vulnerable, disaffected young people who are acting out violently and irresponsibly — driven by rage rather than an explicit political agenda.

The James Brown bobblehead, on the dash, jiggled violently as they drove down a long gravel road.

Many questions remain over Gray's death, with some speculating he was subjected to a so-called "rough ride", where a prisoner is not placed in a seatbelt and is then thrown violently around a vehicle being driven erratically.

Poitras's movie digs deep; it hints at the violently conflicting drives that an intelligent human being may be liable to.

The latest death occurred when the airbag in a 2006 Ford Ranger pickup driven by a Georgia man ruptured violently in South Carolina, Mr. Trowbridge said.