I. noun
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We stood around the corral watching a cowboy saddle the horse.
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After lunch we gather at the corral .
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Empty saddles in the old corral My tears would be dry tonight.
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Even the corrals had weeds in them, because the horses were gone.
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In addition, they gave equestrian center managers permission to add 17 corrals and space for up to two dozen more horses.
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Surrounding the farm area were some eight acres of yards and corrals, suitable for sheep and cattle.
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The signs of depopulation are all around: the remains of a school, a corral and houses just down the valley.
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We went to the corral and caught and saddled the horses.
II. verb
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Keep the kids corralled safely in the backyard.
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Lewis couldn't be corralled for an interview.
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Ideas do not exist in a vacuum, free-floating in outer space, waiting to be corralled.
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Social psychologist Rowland S.. Miller, however, has corralled eight reasons by drawing on years of research in psychology.
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The majority, over 2000, were slowly corralled and herded into Trafalgar Square, where they were detained for 4 hours.
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The media strained against the yellow stanchion that kept them corralled toward the back.
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The secret of exciting pop lies in corralling a succession of brilliant moments.
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We could corral them into one big mass of frightened bugs.