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A colorful rolling cart is a great place to corral art supplies, toiletries or toys, Hysmith said via email.

To corral future leaks at rig sites, NOAA has built a satellite mapping program that can track how oil moves on open water.

Using car parking and more sturdy dividers as barriers, building bike parking corrals at intersections, and adjusting traffic light timing to give cyclists priority could all discourage the use of automobiles while accommodating cyclists.

Clutter can accumulate quickly near the home entry, so consider adding a catchall tray or dish to corral keys, wallets and mail.

This was where they corralled their livestock at night, and where the warm smell of animals still lingered.

Though certainly romantic on the subject, Booker has been neither corralled nor bamboozled.

The Internet is too protean and easy to penetrate to be corralled by either the power of money or lobbyist influence-peddling.

The Democratic women were corralled to vote for Obama in 2008 because of one issue: reproductive rights.

So, when Sunday night come, and he preached in the school-house, he had quite a bunch of punchers corralled there to hear him.

With the aid of these they soon corralled the others, and the party gathered with their animals at the base of the ridge.

The "rough string," as the bad horses were called, was corralled, and the men made merry with the roundup crew.

The emigrants thought an attack was imminent and corralled the wagons, thus making a fortification.

Mounted troops corralled the mobs as cowboys round up belligerent cattle.