shepherd
noun
verb (used with object)
Origin of shepherd
Synonyms for shepherd
Related Words for shepherded
force, attend, get, manage, drive, see, show, head, move, prompt, serve, contribute, draw, introduce, bring, assemble, mobilize, inspect, command, transmitExamples from the Web for shepherded
Contemporary Examples of shepherded
While King has shepherded The Good Wife, Commander in Chief was championed by ABC executive Anne Sweeney.
The song in question is “All About That Bass,” an L.A. Reid shepherded anthem courtesy of 20-year-old parvenu Meghan Trainor.
‘All About That Bass’ Singer Meghan Trainor On Haters and Her Polarizing (and Unlikely) No. 1 HitMarlow Stern
October 7, 2014
Instead, something may have collided with Chariklo, knocking debris loose, which was then shepherded into rings.
Chariklo, a Minor Planet Nicknamed a “Centaur,” Discovered to Have RingsMatthew R. Francis
April 6, 2014
Our latest eye-popping federal budget, the scourge of deficit hawks everywhere, was shepherded through by Paul Ryan.
A consortium of European countries led by Germany pledged funds to be shepherded by the United Nations.
Historical Examples of shepherded
And all the while Beasley, with consummate skill, shepherded them to his own ends.
The Golden WomanRidgwell Cullum
He shepherded me into my bedroom, shut the door on me, and tiptoed away.
The Right StuffIan Hay
Dahlia shepherded us to a quiet corner of the lounge and we all sat down.
Once a WeekAlan Alexander Milne
It was there that the flock was accustomed to graze, shepherded by the wise dog, Jock.
The Black BuccaneerStephen W. Meader
They were not shepherded and trained together, they came together.
First and Last ThingsH. G. Wells