shoo

The dog was shooed from its chair and the master sat down in its place.

The gangland master shooed him and said before he left: You know too much.

She shooed all that spandex and sadness out of the studio, switched off the lights, stepped into the corridor.

She shooed the children out of the house into the garden.

Instead, he was shooed away by the implacable clone troopers, who told him a Jedi rebellion was afoot.

(He shooed away attempts to be photographed. ) He was wearing a striped Somali shirt someone had given him, white pants and sandals.

He shooed the little children out of the shop.

She looked somewhat disappointed and shooed a glance at her friend hurriedly.

He shooed the children away.

The inquisitive were shooed away by five young guards who lolled in the shade of a litchi tree.

Kashmiris have dropped their guns and shooed away Islamic insurgents who a decade or so ago skulked in the postcard-perfect mountains.

We can humble these giants that crush us by turning them into mere gnats to be shooed away with a smile.

I've been hearing sonic booms near my home, one was too close to my home it slightly shooed the house.

Saw this hook near a manhole that's just shooed, narrow depth of focus always brings special feel.

Cattle and goats grazing inside the park have to be shooed home to village pastures.

The northeastern ChuanBu for southeast, a bank with cedar, make skin and palm of column named "sandy, RuanYuan memorial is shooed" (means).

He's shooed back by guards to more laughter.

The seven silly sheep Silly Sally shooed shilly-shallied south. These sheep shouldn't sleep in a shack;