Sentence examples for how to corral from inspiring English sources
These nervous people fret about how to corral us onto social networking spaces (or S.N.S).
Conflict is akin to a mathematical challenge — how to corral both extremes of opinion into the same tent?
Airlines, insurance companies, hospitals and many other organizations are trying to figure out how to corral all their data and turn it into something useful.
The show's creator, Jeffrey Lane, has lots of smart credits, including "Mad About You," and he seems to have figured out how to corral Ms. Midler's outsize personality without diminishing it.
"You need to know how to corral temperature," said Barb Johnson, a carpenter and general contactor in New Orleans, who just published "More of This World, or Maybe Another," her first work of fiction, in which heat is a motif.
"We're just kind of waiting for it to move on down while Exxon is trying to figure out how to corral this monster," Winslow said.
Northwestern at Air Force Noon, ABC (regional) Air Force tailback Leotis Palmer, a four-year starter, shows Wildcats how difficult it is to corral the option.
"How was he going to corral them for Larry?" Mr. Summers's decision, which he shared with the president in a phone call Sunday followed by a letter, was described as reluctantly made and reluctantly accepted.
What impresses most is how the band manage to corral their disparate ideas into a cohesive whole, from the loose, freeform grooves of On the Motorway and Holiday to the riotous funk of My Heart Rate Rapid.
The varying tactics reflect the different ways in which each country in the coalition views the mission, and how tough it has been to corral all the participants into focused attacks.
The high-level talks on how best to corral market prices underscored how officials had come to view the euro's weakness and oil's strength as major inflationary threats that pose an immediate and largely unanticipated danger to global growth, which according to recent forecasts was keeping the fastest annual pace in more than a decade.
