Sentence examples for herd off from inspiring English sources

We unsaddle the horses and send the herd off into the forest, then sit down to an excellent dinner in the village restaurant.

Assistant referee Darren Cann signalled for a penalty and Dowd sent Herd off to the amazement of the Villa faithful.

And the people that built and bought Hummers while Los Angeles burns and New Orleans drowns deserve the fate that they wrought with their own free hands, deciding to follow the herd off the cliff rather than strike out alone on a path towards the future.

They were herded off so Johnson could take a knee and run out the clock.

This beautifully drawn scene is especially poignant because the animals' masters have also just been ignominiously herded off their farms.

The sheep and geese were herded off just before the show began to a chorus of national songs from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

As for Ms. Campbell, only her spiked heels touched the ice before the crowd was herded off to make way for the Zamboni, which smoothed a surface hardly scratched.

Eventually, in the summer of 1645, they entrenched themselves on Castle Hill at Shaftesbury, only to be herded off like so many of their own downland sheep by Cromwell's well-drilled soldiers.

They get in a fire engine when the alarm goes off and are driven about by adults, herded off the cart and instructed to spray real water at pretend flames.

I'll never forget that day, nor the tears streaming down my mother's face as we were forcibly removed, herded off like animals, to a nearby race track.

People from as far away as Twillingate, an island off the Kittiwake Coast of Newfoundland, prepared enough sandwiches and soup for at least 200 people and drove an hour and a half to Gander to deliver it to dazed and frightened passengers being herded off planes without luggage and under intense scrutiny.