Sentence examples for were driven at from inspiring English sources

The tunnels were driven at a depth sufficient to avoid interference with building foundations or public utility works, and there was no disruption of street traffic.

These policies were driven at least in part by a Gandhian belief that India should be a rural nation, and more broadly by a centrally planned, socialist approach to development.

That effort got under way in August 2001, when 54 Serbs were driven at night, under heavy international guard, to an area in western Kosovo where they had once lived.

Meanwhile, Sebastian Vettel conceded that Red Bull were off the pace, despite an encouraging day in which the four-times world champion completed 77 laps, though most were driven at modest pace and he failed in an attempt to finish a race distance.

We were driven at night from the airport to a barricaded hotel in a convoy of S.U.V.s that wove in and out of single file in evasive maneuvers, along broad avenues that had been cleared in advance and were lined with soldiers and police.

Tickets for the Halloween Night show (including buffet) cost £45 standing, £65 seated, VIP tickets £75 including seated dinner (020-7735 4777, houseofmagic.co.uk) Three witches who were accused of bewitching King Duncan in 960 were rolled to their deaths in barrels, through which spikes were driven, at Cluny Hill near the town of Forres, in Morayshire.

He was driven at high speed to Dallas's Parkland Hospital.

It is hard not to believe this decision was driven at least in part by ideology.

The car can be driven at least 90 percent of the time with just your right foot.

But this new class of programs are driven at least as much by poverty as curiosity.

Total Place is being driven at unusual speed to deliver ideas for reform early next year.