Their ship was, in sooth, driven hither and thither over the sea.

He has been driven hither and thither till he did n't know where he was.

For they, too, were driven hither by governmental resentment.

He was like a ship that had been driven hither and thither, tempest-tossed and in danger.

The ships were driven hither and thither.

The girl's plight was like a shuttlecock driven hither and yon by the battledores of many tongues.

All these individuals, old and young, had been driven hither for refuge by the alarm of war.

They are driven hither and thither.

Dante found the souls of the lustful in the second circle of hell, driven hither and thither by warring winds,-

After being driven hither and thither interminably by officers, who treated us roughly and insulted us throughout, we were divided.

We are weak, mobile, apt to be driven hither and thither, but light things lashed to fixed things become fixed.

I am driven hither and yon, a fugitive and a vagabond, even as the accursed Cain (Gen. iv, 14).

Yesterday was the twentieth day that I was upon the sea, driven hither and thither by the waves and the winds.'

I owed thee a service, for thou wast my stay and sustenance when driven hither an outcast from the haunts of men.

Unless through them he becomes master and dictates, he becomes the slave and is dictated to, and so is driven hither and thither.

Sara was sent on errands, and scolded, and driven hither and thither, but somehow it seemed as if she could bear it all.