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The guards came and gently herded us all to the doors; I struggled not to cry, but began to anyway, out of exhaustion and desire.

Each morning Peter and I connected the tubes to the buckets, wheeled them over to the milking shed, and herded the goats into a waiting pen.

Thousands of travelers were herded into the outdoor waiting area, standing shoulder-to-shoulder, pressed tightly against one another.

In one night engagement, the Houthis are said to have tied torches to a dozen goats and herded them into range of a Yemeni army platoon.

Because if it is, then we are nothing but sheep being herded to the final SLAUGHTERHOUSE! I will not go down, THAT WAY!

Muslim women were herded into "rape camps" where they were raped repeatedly, usually by groups of men.

The retired Army sergeant quickly herded seven people, including his wife, Sharon, into the back room.

He then explained that when he attempted to break away from the protective group, two of the bigger dolphins herded him back.

The young maiden's bamboo stick moved and herded the rest of goats behind her. Then she said "Why did you kill my goat? "

Like tens of thousands of other excited Obama supporters, the couple is waiting to be herded into the viewing area for Mr Obama's speech.

They will be herded together like prisoners bound in a dungeon; they will be shut up in prison and be punished after many days.

Just before someone shuts the door, I hear something inside the van where the remaining girls were herded.

Next, we were herded into buses for a "city tour" that proved quite interesting but not all beneficial at showing real life in Pyongyang.

Ugly aliens invade South Africa and are herded into a slum near Johannesburg, to the disgust of local residents.

They were then herded to a central place where cowboys from each ranch cut out its beasts and drove them back to the home range.

Real sheep really need looking after. They need to be herded, for it is their only way of protecting themselves from predators, like wolves.

He had heard about a common practice in Taiji, Japan, where dolphins are herded into small coves and slaughtered to be sold at fish markets.

Several people herded under an awning to get out the shower.

Then they heard the cries of a herd of goats. A young maiden dressed in pale green robe herded tens of goats down the street.

Unfortunately, these times are also the peak tourist season, when the tour buses pour in and tourists are herded around like cattle.

America's next president is the son of a man who once herded goats in a remote village in Africa.

After previous derivatives blow-ups in the 1990s, banks fought hard to stop the business being herded onto lower-margin exchanges.

During our first three days at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, we were herded from place to place for haircuts, shots and uniforms.

The handful of foreign reporters granted visas were carefully herded to points from which only loyalist rallies could be viewed.

Expertly, Mr. Chi herded us back on to the bus and we headed for one of the world's greatest archeological discoveries.

For now, they are herded into a waiting area ringed with metal barriers.

When the shepherd herded the sheep and headed home with his flock, the wolf quietly followed them at a distance.

The participants of the conference complained that they were herded from one hall to another.

Six of the dolphins have already died. About nine of the animals were herded into deeper water yesterday.

The sheep were herded into a ragged line.

Most protesters took shelter in a temple, and then were herded away to evacuation points.

Traditionally, the Tofa people herded reindeer, hunted, and gathered.

The interior is filled with uneven spaces and ascending ramps along which cattle were once herded to their death.

They were herded into Cellblock 1A. The guards cut off their clothes, and then the degrading demands began.

Once Dubai's natives herded camels, living off their milk and meat. Now they raise them for racing.

Most of the protesters were herded away to evacuation points.

But other populations remained more carnivorous, such as the Saami of frigid northern Norway, whose ancestors herded reindeer.

The victims were stopped in Ampatuan, herded several miles away, and shot.

Under Nazi occupation the Jews of Warsaw were herded into the city ghetto: four square kilometres for around 400, 000 souls.

Horses are herded to safety away from the volcanic cloud.

Then the swish of leaves colliding as my rake herded them together.

The boy said teachers herded children into civil-defense shelters when the firing started.

I net fishes, caught birds, herded cattle and even stole fruits occasionally.

An aerial view of some horses that will be herded during the annual roundup in Northern Iceland.

People herded together like cattle.

They herded the prisoners into the camp.

The goats are herded with the help of Jen, a border collie.

As a boy, Brack Sr. herded goats on the family farm near a poor village called Kolego.

The prisoners were herded like cattle.

The prisoners were herded together onto the bus.

They were separately herded into 2 rooms to lock up.

Livestock: People have raised animals to eat for millennia, starting with sheep and goats that nomadic tribes herded some 11, 000 years ago.

He herded us together on the ground.

At that time there were no cultivated crops, animals were not herded for food and metalworking was yet to be discovered.

When the Olympics all were herded off to some far away place to avoid foreign media glare.

I herded them into the car.

Senior managers could have just herded this second tier of employees into a large room and asked for comments, but they didn't.

It is my personal believe that society as a whole is being herded along like cattle on a farm.

Every day pigs, cattle and donkeys are herded out to graze in the flatland due north of the village.

One is that half of Hong Kong's citizens are herded into cramped government flats.