Examples of using Were driven out in English and their translations into French
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Last night we were driven out of this housing complex by these little spiderids.
They were driven out, though, in 1936 by the Spanish Civil War, during which Lilly died.
The present site was initially inhabited by the Konda and Beba people, who were driven out by the migrant Oshie people.
In 1672, Saint Thomas was taken but the French were driven out by the Dutch.
The family was reunited in 1944 after the Germans were driven out of the Crimea.
It was reported in those incidents that certain elements of the FN had crossed into Guinea and were driven out by the Guinean authorities.
their belongings were confiscated, and they were driven out of the country in the most inhuman manner.
the last Armenians were driven out of Shusha.
1992 over 35,000 Croats and about 50,000 Hungarians were driven out or moved from Vojvodina under pressure.
The English were driven out by a Dutch fleet commanded by Abraham Crijnssen during the Second Anglo-Dutch War(1665-67),
the revolt experienced a resurgence in 1572 when the Spanish were driven out of Brielle by the Dutch rebels.
and the French were driven out of almost all the Spanish Netherlands:"He who has not seen this",
The Iapyges, an indigenous population, were driven out, probably before 700 BC if we base ourselves on the discovery of pottery in the late Geometrical period in Laconia on the old acropolis of the city.
The nomads were driven out of the Ordos region
gave the abbey of Saint-Martial to the Cluniac order despite opposition from its monks, who were driven out.
These Northmen may have been some of those who were driven out of Dublin in 902, but could also have
Bats were driven out by burning bales of hay,
Confederate forces were driven out of the state by the arrival of large Union forces in February 1862 and were effectively locked out by defeat at the Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas.
Until then there was no record of the forest having been degraded but these people were driven out of this natural environment at Independence in 1962
Latgawa tribes of Native Americans inhabited the watershed until they were driven out in the Rogue River Wars of the 1850s.