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.
"That's when they tried to corral us into those nets.
Harvey isn't interested in empowering us; he only wants to lay red tape in tight boxes around us in his effort to corral us into his idea of the ideal woman.
Conflict is akin to a mathematical challenge — how to corral both extremes of opinion into the same tent?
If China can work out how to corral its data across government departments, cities, and districts, the scoring system will simply be another Big Brother tactic in the nation's increasingly totalitarian approach to governance.
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.
Skiffs crewed by men who know how to row, how to navigate complicated waters, how to catch swans, how to corral them, how to deal with a bird the size of a dog with a flexible neck and wings that can break ribs.
"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.
From nearly 2,000 miles away, Luján helped her figure out how to corral the animals, which were supposed to be guarding the family's sheep herd in New Mexico.
