3 Sentences With "driven a coach and horses through"

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Brexit has driven a coach and horses through this alliance.
Brexit has also driven a coach and horses through this alliance: "workers by hand" frequently voted for Brexit whereas "workers by brain" overwhelmingly voted against it.
Poole got a new haircut and bought a new suit for the negotiations. His "moderate, confident, bright and committed" demeanour at negotiations and press conferences brought public support behind the strike. The government response, under Health Secretary Kenneth Clarke, was, by contrast, divided and contradictory. Poole was able to secure a 16.9% pay rise for his members, a settlement that Poole claimed had driven "a coach and horses through the government’s pay policy".

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