“corral”造句，怎麼用corral造句

Mongolica under the situation of natural renewal, negative conservation by corral, and positive conservation by corral are studied.

The report of the gun stampeded the cattle and sent them milling about in the corral.

Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Goldsmith has found they also make a good cattle corral.

Small children, stiff as starfish in their snowsuits, toddle blithely inside the corral, unfazed by the reindeer stampede around them.

Outside was a fenced-in area to hold a string of horses, a place to store hay, and a corral.

By some accounts, Somalia's rare corral ecosystem has been damaged beyond repair, thus risking the loss of fish and Marine resources for good.

Harding made arrangements, therefore, for living in the corral, of which the provisions would last for a tolerable length of time.

Though the Chaobai river park is a well-known tourist destination, it lacks public toilets: the car club has to corral four cars in a square to create a makeshift privy.

In some Australian species, the attending ants even build thatched or earthen corrals to contain the caterpillars. By day the caterpillars are protected from predators by the corral and the ants.

drive(cattle,etc)into or shut up in a corral

After we corral the horses we'll have lunch.

Jose rendered the mule powerless and brought her safely to the corral.

BP boats laid yellow and orange boom to corral the oil for cleanup, white boom to soak it up.

After damaging a horn, he was about to be returned to the corral and replaced with another bull when he tried a third time and succeeded.

It is early days, but one choice for Mr Dinallo would be to corral their worst risks in a "bad bank", leaving the rest intact-and more tightly regulated.

The kids were kept in the small corral.

The cowboys rounded up the steers and herded them into a corral.

The wave function and probability distribution of a particle in a infinite quantum cylinder well and particle moving in a quantum corral are briefly introduced.

You can't corral it by inferring an intention.

To arrange(wagons)in a corral.

I took the children on a walk in the woods and, after two hours, I managed to corral a slow ladybug into my son's insect cage.