0 an area surrounded by a fence for keeping horses or cattle in, especially in North America
1 to move horses or cattle into a corral
Police corralled most of the demonstrators in a small area near the station.
2 an area surrounded by a fence for keeping horses or cattle
About 70 of our fellow subjects are downstairs surrounded by a cordon of police and corralled by various steel and iron railings.
Their parents could roam around the countryside, but the children were corralled into a boarding school.
Despite what has been said about rehabilitation and about concentration on the building of new estates, they are also corralled geographically.
The third and final reason that the quangos were corralled, and it still applies, is the democratic deficit.
I am glad to say that we have corralled and curtailed it.
There are some disabled people who do not have to be herded into corrals.
The objections to my two amendments would be as follows: first, not everyone would necessarily want to be corralled into one umbrella organisation.
Where there really are these cowboys, they should be corralled.
