Sentence examples for a drove of from inspiring English sources

Now a drove of up to 20 shaggy-haired donkeys are paraded through two chosen villages each year.

A "Drove of Banditt Rovers" "A Factious People traces the gradual emergence of a highly developed political culture in colonial New York.

I spot a drove of three males bobbing their heads as they are dive-bombed by a lapwing protecting her nest.

CLINTON, N.Y., Oct. 28 - At a rugby game at Middlebury College recently, cheerleaders had taken the field to urge on the home team with timeless perkiness when they were silenced by a drove of naked students running a parade line through the middle of the field.

Each 'doing' material clause takes different participants as the Goals (e.g., seedlings, a harrow, a drove of buffalo).

A drove of Greek cabinet members will be heading to Moscow.

It was only a drive of a few miles.

The Bears' Jay Cutler answered with a drive of his own.

Soufriere, a fishing village, is a drive of five minutes.

Follow it into Boulder, a drive of about 30 miles.

"You can get to much of the country with a drive of just a few hours".