Sentence examples for is corralled from inspiring English sources
noun
An enclosure for livestock, especially a circular one.
- We had a small corral out back where we kept our pet llama.
Romance is corralled by Robert Kalka, whose sculpture "In a Real Dark Night of the Soul It Is Always 3 O'clock in the Morning" (2003) coolly simulates a moonlit winter's night.
Such burning also works only when oil is corralled to a certain thickness.
But unless growth in tuition costs is corralled, the return is going to keep falling.
As for collaboration, again, that seems like a potential cash-cow, as long as it is corralled in the enterprise sector.
A herd of six to eight feeder cattle, each weighing between 300 and 500 pounds, is corralled into a pen, and their heads, ears, bellies, rears and topsides are manually inspected.
Recent converts to democracy, the Maoists retain a standing army, though it is corralled under UN supervision, a thuggish militia, known as the Young Communist League, and a well-earned reputation for brutality.
It is corralling 600 cars.
America is corralling hundreds of companies around common standards, and supporting pilot projects.
Not the least of which is corralling the subcontractors in the first place.
The press and television would be corralled.
