'shepherd' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a person who takes care of sheep, such as a shepherd of a flock. Example sentence: The shepherd had to take care of the flock of sheep in the meadow.
His artificial trees are not yet cost-effective to produce but Shepherd said it was probably just a matter of time.
There was no question of boats, whether their's or a police one also monitoring progress, being able to shepherd the pod out.
He recounts joining a reprisal party in the mid-1860s, while mayor, for the killers of a shepherd: "They got on top of a big mound & defied us & smacked their buttocks at us & hurled large stones down on us, & hid themselves behind large trees and huge rocks but some of them paid dearly for their bravado.
A part-time shepherd, she is also regional deputy chairman for Conservatives in the southeast.
Analysts had warned that as president, Fico could shepherd a constitutional amendment through a compliant parliament to broaden his powers or even transform Slovakia's parliamentary system into a presidential one.
A teenage shepherd boy on a motorbike passed us five or six times as we toiled in the heat to reach the first pass 1,000m above.
She used the pedigree records of German-shepherd breeders to track the cause down to a gene on dog chromosome 5.
On the whaling grounds the Japanese fleet encounters the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
The hunt was cancelled in order to protect the crew from "continuous obstruction" from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an anti-whaling group, said Yukio Edano, Japan's chief of cabinet.
This was a minor episode compared with a manoeuvre a week earlier by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an anti-whaling body.
As Jessica Shepherd reports, delegates at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) annual conference overwhelmingly carried the motion.
