Definition: A cattle drive or the herd being driven by it; thus, a number of cattle driven to market or new pastures.
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'drove': 7
1. We drove across the highway to get to the city.
2. The farmer drove a pickup truck across the field.
3. He drove a wedge between two close friends.
4. We drove along the coast of California.
5. I drove through Kentucky last fall.
6. We drove across several states.
7. He drove carefully through the storm.
1. We drove across the highway to get to the city.
2. The farmer drove a pickup truck across the field.
3. He drove a wedge between two close friends.
4. We drove along the coast of California.
5. I drove through Kentucky last fall.
6. We drove across several states.
7. He drove carefully through the storm.
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