A boy on the road was driving a herd of sheep before him.

They were stealing horses, or driving a herd already stolen.

He was driving a herd of cows and oxen.

And finally, a hunchbacked drover came along, riding a mule and driving a herd of miniature mammoths.

At least this time we were not driving a herd of cattle, only one old milk cow.

We soon overtook the stranger who was driving a herd of horses, and as we came up to him, I said:

And then Ser Gregor returned, earlier than expected, driving a herd of goats this time in place of a herd of prisoners.

Bruce West was out with two of his men driving a herd of young, wild-looking horses down toward the corrals beyond the house.

American Horse was about ten years old when he was attacked by three Crow warriors, while driving a herd of ponies to water.

There was no obligation whatever, yet I had hopes of interesting him sufficiently to join issues with me in driving a herd of cattle.

The two men were driving a herd of the peasants' horses to graze in the night, alongside the highroad and secretly, in the landlord's forest.

At length he heard the shouts of a peasant who was coming along a solitary pathway through the wood, driving a herd to their pasture.

"Somebody must be driving a herd of cattle along the road," thought Tom.

"I am right!" said the bee-hunter; "a panther is driving a herd before him; or may be, there is a battle among the beasts."