Sentence for driven | Use driven in a sentence

Driven example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use driven in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for driven.

• He was driven forth. (10)
• Rose had driven off. (10)
• He had ridden and driven. (10)
• She was driven to my door. (10)
• She was driven to my door. (22)
• He had been driven into this! (8)
• An ancient family to be so driven away! (4)
• The wise youth was driven to extremity. (10)
• He had driven her farther than he intended. (10)
• The touch of her hand had driven him utterly mad. (12)
• I could never bear to remember that I was driven away. (10)
• But Mr. Elton, in person, had driven away all such cares. (4)
• Miss Carrington ordered the carriage to be driven round. (10)
• I must be driven there for shelter, for a roof, some month. (10)
• The small dealer is driven out of the business by underselling. (7)
• He nodded, and was driven to the hotel, saying little on the road. (10)
• As though driven by his own question, he rose, and paced up and down. (8)
• We have been driven from our homes by the persecutions of the English. (18)
• He was driven home, and all the evening sat in his chair without moving. (8)
• If the lesson were once driven home, they would have no further trouble. (8)
• But these active and intelligent rogues are too powerful to be driven out. (7)
• And if one had only to say sheer donkey, he consenting to be driven by her! (10)
• She took it; her eyelids closed, and her features were driven to whiteness. (10)
• On we went, driven by the wind, which seemed to increase with every fresh gust. (20)
• They joined in abusing Percy, who had driven away to another part of the country. (10)
• One leg, bent beneath, was broken above the knee and the bone driven into the earth. (1)
• How have I delighted, as I walked, to see them driven in showers about me by the wind! (4)
• Mary Ann was driven to whisper something about strange things in the way of purchases. (22)
• Had it occurred at Stuttgard I really think that it would have half driven me distracted. (6)
• She reproached herself but she was in action, driven by necessity, between sea and rock. (10)
• He will be certain to out-stroke you, and you will be driven further than you meant to go. (10)
• Some munition-wagons, painted a dull grey, lumbered past, driven by sunburned youths in drab. (8)
• He heard a vehicle behind him, rapidly driven, and he turned out for it without looking around. (9)
• It began to rain, and heavy storm-clouds, driven by the rising gale, swept over the whole sky. (20)
• They saw it insolidity; themselves as restless billows, driven dashing to the despondent sigh. (10)
• But, driven like a fox seeking cover, Captain Risk made straight for this hole at Egg Harbor Inlet. (18)
• Those not so driven occupied themselves in observing and complaining of the existing state of thing. (8)
• But after that she did her turn all right and was driven out to make room for others needing practice. (21)
• To be driven by him, next to being dancing with him, was certainly the greatest happiness in the world. (4)
• When the door was opened it leaned against two stakes driven into the ground, or some similar support. (17)
• Penelope pulled her father away toward the first carriage she could reach of a number that had driven up. (9)
• But I, who was with him, knew, though he never talked of his wounds, they had been driven into his heart. (10)
• Could he have been driven to the church and deposited suddenly in his pew, his mind would have been easier. (10)
• He took an omnibus, and getting on the top, was driven West with a smile on his face and his hat in his hand. (8)
• A reaction set in, a powerful opposition to Pragam and his policy was organized, and he was driven from power. (7)
• To me by what impulse driven Heaven knows this amorphous piece of womanhood seemed determined to attach herself. (6)
• Seeing that she was now ready to speak, he opened the door wide, and she kissed him and went forth, feeling driven. (10)
• The destination named, he nodded alertly he had driven gentlemen there at night from the House of Commons, he said. (10)
• The Tinleys of Bloxholme still kept to dancing, and had effectually driven away Mr. Pericles from their gatherings. (10)
• In love we have some idea whither we would go: in harness we are simply driven, and the destination may be anywhere. (10)
• I walked over to Bulsted with him, and heard on the way that it was Heriot who had called for her and driven her off. (10)
• In a few minutes they had driven to their separate destinations; Ripton was left to the unusual exercise of his fancy. (10)
• Poor, wretched, driven, desperate, half-mad creatures, who lift themselves up and bite the foot that treads them under. (12)
• When driven off, we will return to our own country and leave this to the peaceable enjoyment of its proper inhabitants. (19)
• He dodged beneath the fire line and began to run toward the east end, driven by a wild impulse that he could not control. (13)
• He heard with stupefaction, that he could alight on the spot, if he pleased, otherwise he would be driven into Carlsruhe. (10)
• The two had driven from his house to spread the malignant rumour abroad; already they blew the biting world on his raw wound. (10)
• How often in the adored Old World, which we so love and disapprove, had they driven in through such gates at that morning hour! (9)
• The original error was; of course, that rash and most inexplicable marriage, a step never alluded to by the driven victim of it. (10)
• Farther down the line there were more runabouts, and they were driven by wives freshly dressed, who were expecting package-laden husbands. (13)
• No human power had ever yet driven Master Gammon to a demonstration of haste or to any acceleration of the pace he had chosen for himself. (10)
• No human power had ever yet driven Master Gammon to a demonstration of haste or to any acceleration of the pace he had chosen for himself. (22)
• She had mended linen and brushed clothes, driven care away, caused insults to be forgotten, and brought some cheer into the darkest hours. (12)
• Shut within himself, driven by the bitter furies of his own little being, he had worked from season to season, forgetting the face of Nature. (13)
• He had forgotten Kenby in these aesthetic interests, but he remembered him again when he called a carriage, and ordered it driven to their hotel. (9)
• He understood very well that they were magnanimous rascals who could let an accomplice go, though they would have driven steel into the principal. (10)
• The harassed gentleman of the name of Malkin, driven to extremity by the worrying, stood in braced preparation for the English attitude of defence. (10)
• Irene entered with the hackman, who had driven her unheard to the door, following with her small bags, and kissed her sister with resolute composure. (9)
• The name had taken his fancy, not because he had ever driven four-in-hand, or was ever likely to, but because of something distinguished in the sound. (8)
• Thoughtless Julia, accepting the impudent invitation without scruple, had allowed herself to be driven away without stating the place of her destination. (10)
• In the great warren, each rabbit for himself, especially those clothed in the more expensive fur, who, afraid of carriages on foggy days, are driven underground. (8)

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