shepherd

Reporters are shepherded into a wood-panelled conference room with soft armchairs, a long table and a wall-mounted screen.

He gained momentum as the economic boom shepherded by Labour headed for bust, and looked set to finish off Mr. Brown.

The children were shepherded around by two teachers.

We shepherded the children into the bus.

Ghosts of Lost Souls at Sea to be Shepherded Through the Watery Passageway.

Mr. Cohen, who days earlier had shepherded Lehman through negotiations with two potential saviors , was crestfallen.

The passengers were shepherded across the tarmac to the airliner.

Since your trek into limited consciousness, your Ascended Masters have shepherded you surely toward these present times.

In 1945 he shepherded the battle-scarred old king and his entourage to an historic meeting with FDR on a ship in the Suez canal.

At last she rose and shepherded the ladies out of one room.

All or nearly all visitors will be shepherded by guides to field questions and keep crowds moving.

A guide shepherded the tourists into the coach.

And David shepherded them with integrity of heart; with skillful hands he led them.

Over time, these scripts have a tendency to wander off in different directions if they aren't closely shepherded.

I was finally shepherded aboard the flight to Shanghai.

When the rumbling stopped, the teacher shepherded the students outside, where their town had turned to rubble.