herded in English
Nick herded me through the baggage claim and into his Jaguar
Hunter and Tripp herded sheep
Use "herded" in a sentence
1. They herded into the corner.
2. The farmer herded the cows into his cowshed.
3. The animals are herded into a bay, then butchered.
4. A boy herded half a dozen camels down towards the water trough.
5. Everybody was herded together into the State Department panic room without security checks.
6. The nursery school teacher herded the kids off the playground and Corraled …
7. 16 Herded by a robed priest, other techs decamped from the catwalks.
8. Rnt Aheap huddled In their nightly pan the sheep he herded daily
9. The men were stripped naked and herded into a small prison cell.
10. Normally, sheep and goats were herded and allowed to graze together during the day.
11. They stand aghast at the sheer bedlam of activity of the great masses of humanity herded together in these places.
12. 21 Hundreds of refugees were herded into cattle trucks for the gruelling ten-hour journey.
13. Synonyms for Bunched include clustered, crowded, huddled, collected, congregated, gathered, grouped, herded, accumulated and amassed
14. Cherokee people were herded into stockades, then forced to get on boats and to march overland
15. The nursery school teacher herded the kids off the playground and Corraled them in the classroom.
16. After four weeks, we arrived in Steinfels, Germany, where the guards herded the prisoners into a mine.
17. That night, those arrested —young and old— were herded into animal boxcars on trains headed for Siberia.
18. Later yet we are herded down to the basement, told to crouch and to cover our heads with our arms.
19. Huge herds of Sanga type cattle were herded by the Khoikhoi (Hottentots) when the Dutch established the Cape Colony in 1652.
20. The early Arabs of the Arabian Peninsula were predominantly nomadic pastoralists who herded their sheep, goats, and camels through the harsh desert environment
21. Under the watchful care of these nursing adults, the noisy youngsters are herded across the salt flats until they are reunited with their parents.
22. A Cowgirl was traditionally a girl or woman who herded cattle and worked on a ranch, but being a Cowgirl today is so much more
23. The Afrikaner is a very old breed of cattle breed that was first herded and kept by the Khoisan in South Africa from around the 15th century
24. In contrast, consider the experience of youths in many lands who are herded into overcrowded schools where the only meaningful association they have is with other youths.
25. Perhaps the greatest feat in Balefire is not the physical action (there's plenty - it's not all psychological), but the ability of the protagonists to think outside the box they let themselves get herded into