Examples of using Had driven in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One, I had driven the tractor.
But whichever, the two men in the black suits had driven away in it.
A car had driven into the canal.
All spiritual refugees who felt their flawed faith had driven our Father away.
What had driven her to commit a crime?
It was the first time I had driven since Saturday.
What had driven him since then.
Many had flown in, and one man told me he had driven five hours to attend.
He had driven slow, because of the weather.
It's like… wondering what would have happened if Kenickie had driven at thunder road.
They had driven him home a dozen times from.
Gave a footing once more to theuprooted masses which the pressure of economic conditions had driven into the great industrial centres.
I had driven this Okie couple around for a year.
And according to her, it had driven all of her relations completely mad.
I had driven in Toyota's previous models, and the systems had always been simple, effective and user-friendly.
The married 56-year-old had driven two hours from Delaware to pick him up.
Engineers and marketing executives alike worried the newdevice would kill the iPod market that had driven Apple's corporate resurgence for five years.
It was just-it had driven us completely mad after dinner last night.
Ron had made a new discovery not only applicable to all auditing,but to the entire concept of Knowingness that had driven Man's quest for some thousands of years.
He had driven this road many times and it led him to only one place.
Mr. Born and another man had driven to a dark parking lot and crawled into the back seat.
Dahl had driven in from Lodi to appear as a guest on her talk show today.
In it, he argued that the narrative that had driven start-up hype and valuations for the past decade was now falling apart.
Hunt had driven the Jews into a furious campaign of‘harassment' against my parents.
After they had left the station they had driven through a tiny village and she had seen whitewashed cottages and the lights of a public house.
Nebe had driven home drunk from a party in Berlin and passed out in his garage with the car engine still running.
The Union Army had driven the Confederates out of Middle Tennessee with minimal losses.
If a friend had driven her or(he could not even stand to think of it) the boy who would gotten her in trouble.