Sentence examples for shepherds along from inspiring English sources
Even the visibly increased security -- armored patrols, bomb-sniffing German shepherds along the medians, new barricades on the roads, and police officers and soldiers on round-the-clock guard at the polls -- has not made them feel safe.
On foot and on horseback, by train and automobile, Mr. Leigh Fermor found hospitality among people alien to most English speakers of the time: Orthodox Jewish woodcutters in Transylvania, Hungarian Gypsies, White Russian exiles, German barons, French-speaking monks in Austria, and Romanian shepherds along the Danube.
I say "by accident" because I certainly had no intention of getting caught up in Tolstoy's eight-hundred-and-seventeen-page tome for the fifth or sixth time in my life — not when I've got my own damned existence to contend with, my own marriage to shepherd along, my own kid to raise, my own fields, as it were, to scythe.
A woman was walking a German shepherd along the sand.
As we walked, we crossed paths with other hikers: fellow Israelis, as well as Christian pilgrims from overseas, and a large group of Arab schoolchildren being shepherded along the route by their teachers.
With American-accented actors playing Fiona, Cinderella, and the bearded barmaid, visitors were shepherded along from room to room that looked like sets out of the movie on a trollish adventure.
A person who shepherds you along the way and helps you out when you're in trouble — what would she call that thing?
After all he had done to shepherd my order along, the rug seemed as much his as mine.
Miss Movahedi called constantly to shepherd her application along, negotiated the monthly rent to $1,850 from $1,895, and arrived last month.
And sure you can hire book shepherds to help you along, or pricey cover designers but if you're working on a limited budget, you may only want to spend $500 on your cover and you don't have the money to spend on a book shepherd.
With no narrator to shepherd us along, the movie feels noisy and restless.
