Stewards shepherded members of the Bloody Sunday families and other victims of state killings, like the Ballymurphy families, to the front of the mass of people.
Brinkley's task force worked feverishly to support the project, bringing Judi together with a group of American investors led by Summit Global Group, a company registered in Delaware and led by Robert K. Kelley, a former Congressional aide who at the start of the war shepherded members of Congress around Iraq for the American occupation authority and later for the United States Embassy.
"This is a gross departure from the biblical text as well as a grave departure from the pastor's call to shepherd his members".
Cahit Istikbal, leader of the Turkish Maritime Pilots Association, whose members shepherd ships through the waterway, the fate of Baku-Ceyhan is not as immediate a concern as the increase in tankers he expects this summer.
Her role in the ensemble comedy Little Miss Sunshine (2006), in which she played the matriarch of a dysfunctional clan attempting to shepherd its youngest member to a beauty pageant, earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination for best supporting actress.
For some, the first stop was Finale, a multilevel nightclub on the Bowery where In Touch magazine shepherded together cast members of "Mob Wives," "Curvy Girls" and other reality television critters who test the tensile strength of their tops.
For a young Arab nationalist like Qaddafi, the son of a Bedouin shepherd and the first member of his family to attend secondary school, the way forward was clear: revolution.
Livestock are entrusted to a shepherd, usually a family member, who installs himself in a quasi-permanent manner on the site.
The ultimate threat from the notorious "Voyeur" incident (in which an R.N.C. staff member shepherded Young Eagle donors to a California bondage nightclub) is not so much to the party's family-values agenda as its financial goals.
Several of its members were local shepherds with whom Dudley forged lifelong friendships.
