corral in a sentence

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Definition

To corral means to gather and confine livestock, such as horses or cattle, into a specific area or enclosure.

The rancher decided to corral the horses before the storm hit.
After hours of searching, they finally managed to corral the stray cattle.
She used a gentle approach to corral the frightened dog into the yard.
The kids were excited to see how the cowboys would corral the wild mustangs.
In the bustling market, vendors worked to corral the crowd around their stalls.
The cowboys worked tirelessly to corral the stray cattle before nightfall.
She decided to corral her thoughts before presenting her ideas to the team.
The children played in the corral, mimicking the horses that roamed nearby.
To manage the chaos of the event, they needed to corral the guests in one area.
He built a sturdy fence to corral his dogs and keep them safe from wandering off.