0 present participle of corral
To those within them—the youngsters—schools appear to be concerned far more with the corralling or gaoling function.
The failure of the little man in regard to lobster corralling is that he cannot bring the sea to the land without the aid of electric power.
Initially it was assumed that every narrow ring had a pair of nearby shepherd moons corralling them into shape.
The right-hand apse once held a pen, theoretically intended for the corralling of animals.
To avoid allusions to military confrontation, kettling is sometimes described as corralling, likening the tactic to the enclosure of livestock.
Shanken launched a large-format glossy magazine aimed at corralling these readers and advertisers of products targeted to this audience.
Kettling (also known as containment or corralling) is a police tactic for controlling large crowds during demonstrations or protests.
