Sentence examples for crowd of herding from inspiring English sources

The far right, as it has been throughout my lifetime, is a crowd of herding rodents, and not a very pleasant one.

Overwhelmingly male, the crowds tend to adopt a kind of herd mentality regardless of age, race, religion or class.

Thousand of Olympic volunteers have spent the past two weeks helping with all aspects around the Games herding crowds in and out of venues with endless enthusiasm.

A video shown at the news conference, filmed and edited by members of the group, showed soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms firing on unarmed civilians and armored vehicles and trucks being used to herd crowds of people, running some down.

It's like herding a bunch of cats.

The video shows lines of police officers herding protesters, a commander suggesting a way to disperse and a milling crowd, including a marching band with an impromptu parade behind it, with curious onlookers watching from sidewalks on East 16th Street.

As two weeks of helping to make the Games and herding the crowds come to a close, how has life been for Olympics volunteers?

He blamed the police for herding the crowds directly in and out of the stadium, and he accused the team's owners of being greedy.

On any fair day, crowds of mothers push strollers and herd toddlers, families walk the paths or loll on the grass, men kick balls, and others read newspapers in Hindi, Spanish, or other languages.

Was this because of herd behavior?

Villaseca de la Sagra is one of many towns across Spain that host annual festivals where crowds of people run ahead of a herd of bulls.