Sentence examples for being herded through the from inspiring English sources
Beautiful images of sheep being herded through the skinny northern lanes, playful shots of his collies at work, snippets of rural wisdom and insight.
People who hate culture find themselves being herded through the art galleries of Europe, while sensitive folks end up whitewater rafting.
People who hate culture find themselves being herded through the art galleries of Europe, while nervous and sensitive folks end up whitewater rafting down the Colorado.
Anachronistic and enchanting, the vision of these exotic beasts being herded through the concrete canyons never failed to produce a shiver of excitement in even the most jaded bystander.
I think it was while I was being herded through the amazing Minnesota State Fair in 2004 with Vice President Dick Cheney's entourage that I began to be fascinated with the things.
If the joy of studying a masterpiece is, as Nabokov put it, "to fondle the details," lingering inside the facsimile is unquestionably superior to being herded through the original tomb by a guide.
On a recent trip to the Louvre in Paris, France, my initial enthusiasm quickly turned to tension as I joined thousands of tourists being herded through this vast gallery.
Several detainees were beaten as they were herded through the crowd, despite calls by many protesters to treat them peacefully.
Two cows were herded through the aisles of a supermarket as part of a protest over how much dairy farmers are paid for the milk they produce.
About 400 life-size fiberglass pigs in downtown Cincinnati, where live versions were herded through the streets in the mid-19th century.
On Sunday, as part of the ongoing protests two cows were herded through the aisles of an Asda store in Stafford.
