Sentence examples for herding from inspiring English sources
The word 'herding' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the activity of guiding or driving a group of animals or people in the same direction. For example: The shepherds were herding the flock of sheep through the meadow.
verb
Present participle of herd
It believes that "herding" behaviour – as fund managers charge into the same asset classes simultaneously in order to hit their performance targets – is "prevalent and increasing" – particularly in emerging market assets.
Waza's code of ethics labels the dolphin hunts "inherently cruel", but it allegedly agreed a "dolphin management protocol" with Jaza in 2009 that involved a "gentler" method of herding small numbers of dolphins towards shore where they would be captured for aquariums.
That might seem straightforward, but moving the CRS forward can be like herding cats: there are 93 countries in the project, all at different stages of ratifying the existing blueprint.The OECD hopes that upright financial firms will turn in rivals that abet tax evasion once the CRS kicks in, if only to stop them stealing business.
Among domesticated animals, only dogs are capable of performing such a wide variety of roles for humans: herding sheep, sniffing out drugs or explosives and being our beloved companions.
As a girl, her mother told her: if you are out herding goats and a man attacks you, say three times: "Allah be my witness, I want no conflict with you.
It disrupts pastoralists herding their cattle and can leak radon and other gases.
Many mainstream politicians reckon the Sami already have more than they deserve: their assembly, language rights, and subsidies for cultural endeavours and reindeer-herding.
"I've approached that question through music, technology, writing and other means".After dropping out of both high school and art college, Mr Lanier tried his hand at goat-herding and midwifery.
He greeted your correspondent by showing off his toenails, damaged under a buffalo's hooves when he was a poor cattle-herding child, and conducted a tour of the grounds of the chief minister's plush residence.
As the desert has expanded, camel- and cattle-herding Arab nomads have bickered with black African farmers over dwindling supplies of water and pasture.
Liban Egal, a Somali entrepreneur who grew up in Baltimore in America, has started work with an American-trained chemist to produce bio-diesel from animal fat, which the cattle-herding Somalis normally have in abundance, along with used oil and chemicals.
