corralling

The cowboys corralled the cattle for branding.

We need to corral all the supplies before we leave.

The children were corralled in the playground during recess.

The police corralled the protesters to prevent them from entering the restricted area.

The event organizers corralled the participants at the starting line.

It's important to corral your thoughts before making a decision.

The teacher corralled the students into groups for a group project.

The volunteers corralled the donations for distribution to those in need.

The rancher corralled the horses in the stable for the night.

During the concert, security personnel corralled the audience to ensure safety.

It's truly a wild and wonderful menagerie that I get to corral at the NASA Exoplanet Archive.

We're lassoing and galloping around the corral.

They're kept corralled on the cemetery grounds by an electronic fence.

" You shall have your pick from the corral. William! "

He draws a group of stick figures trapped -- or corralled – in a coral.

The village seemed deserted, and when she looked out, the corral was empty.

By 16, I was pickled with ointments, medications, peroxides. Teeth corralled into steel prongs.

In 1993 two females of a slightly different subspecies were put into his corral.

Turbulent currents corral the fish, and Sam Niang soon lands his family's supper.

In his first night of freedom, the NYPD almost corralled him on a Fifth Avenue sidewalk.