Sentence examples for drove of from inspiring English sources

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

The Economist's readers seem similarly cautious: asked whether the release by Wikileaks of a huge drove of diplomatic cables would harm the United States's ability to advance its foreign policy in Latin America, they split down the middle, with 48% saying yes and 52% saying no.This week's Economist Asks question addresses the agreement reached in climate change talks in Cancún.

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.

Then, at end of the ice age perhaps a million years later, the sudden warming seems to have made it too hot for a drove of cold-loving brachiopods and trilobites, those scimitar-headed crawling creatures familiar from the Cambrian Period.

The only thing that entered was a drove of flies.

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"Maybe we can drive out of it".

People driven out of the Hamptons.

Everyone else was driven out of business!

Drive out of the train yard.