| herd cattle | 1.71 | Cowboys cracked their whips as they herded cattle. | ||
| herd sheep | 1.32 | Peasants tilled the soil and herded sheep. | ||
| herd man | 0.79 | Men are herded into mosques to worship. | ||
| herd people | 0.72 | The staff was organized and herded people inside the tent in a timely manner. | ||
| herd goat | 0.53 | Not the children herding goats. | ||
| herd group | 0.53 | Like Emery, Gentul herded a group out before the second plane hit. | ||
| herd cat | 0.46 | That is not unlike trying to herd cats. | ||
| herd hundred | 0.46 | In Burundi, fearful Tutsis herded hundreds of thousands of Hutus into squalid resettlement camps. | ||
| herd animal | 0.39 | The animals are herded into a bay, then butchered. | ||
| herd protester | 0.39 | We use rubber bullets to herd protesters, in this case, the students. | ||
| herd student | 0.39 | They herded the students into the auditorium. | ||
| herd cow | 0.33 | Dogs that herd cows or guard sheep are not in great demand in urban America. | ||
| herd crowd | 0.33 | As midnight passed, police herded the crowds from place to place on the Purdue campus and dispersed them. | ||
| herd refugee | 0.33 | The train pulls in and the refugees are herded out. | ||
| herd woman | 0.33 | When Bosnian women were herded into camps to be raped? | ||
| herd family | 0.26 | The family is herded out. | ||
| herd flock | 0.26 | Whether herding our flocks or chasing balls, dogs enrich our lives. | ||
| herd hostage | 0.26 | After an hour they herded the hostages inside the building and divided them among various rooms. | ||
| herd livestock | 0.26 | Albanian farmers herd their livestock into the big bunkers at night. | ||
| herd visitor | 0.26 | The visitors were herded into two large halls. |