They were to be driven on foot, like a gaggle of geese to market.

As a result, they attempt to maneuver around a gaggle of geese to bring them toward the trainer.

We waddled forward like a gaggle of geese, putting weight on each foot in turn.

He is often shown in photographs being followed by a gaggle of geese who had imprinted on him.

It sounds like a gaggle of geese to the fleet-footed mankiller.

Each page of Birds illustrates a term such as "gaggle of geese".

A kiss of vampires is like a gaggle of geese; it's the group name.

When you watch a gaggle of geese scooping food from the ground, glance at the side of the gathering.

Only a gaggle of geese and several ducklings paddled in the water lapping at the beach.

Blue-coated Legionmen were showing them how to change direction without falling apart like a gaggle of geese.

A gaggle of geese ran squawking across the muddy yard of the inn.

The rooftop views and the leafy cloister with its gaggle of geese should not be missed.

These are shaded with palm and magnolia trees and home to a gaggle of geese.

A link to A Gaggle of Geese website, where you can find more info.

There are seventy-five hundred men and women who instantly turn into uncounted gaggles of geese the instant a suggestion is made.

Or a gaggle of geese?

You want me to waste my time listening to a lot of fancy folk hissing away like a gaggle of geese?

A gaggle of geese, of course, come a-waddling.

A gaggle of geese scattered, honking loudly as the five of them walked into the farmyard.

The saxophone's sonic attack, meanwhile, resembled nothing so much as a gaggle of geese gurgling underwater.

As in, how to remove the estimated 70,000 pounds of droppings left each year by the growing gaggle of geese on school grasslands.

"A gaggle of geese becomes a gaggle of dowagers," he returned with a grin.

"Who possibly would have thought a gaggle of geese, of untrained women, of green archers.

A dog - or better still - a gaggle of geese not only act as a deterrent to a prowler, but also provide an excellent 'alarm'.

Lee Gale: A gaggle of geese and an exaltation of larks are in the dictionary.