Sentence examples for shepherds himself from inspiring English sources

And when he's found with a hooker and drugs or in some bathroom stall everywhere and every acts shocked and then he shepherds himself off to rehab and makes a documentary, don't be surprised.

He is having to shepherd himself through the tournament.

Consequently, he has been in a remarkable position to shepherd himself through a shadow life, and to write large a fantastical autobiography of the man he might wish to have been.

This material is also adapted for other uses, like feeding the hearth fire or creating a cloak in which the shepherd wraps himself in during the night - a kulav (Figure 11) - when he is far from the camp and has to remain with the flock.

Mr. Geremek's role in the talks made him one of the shepherds of what he himself called the "nonviolent passage from the totalitarian regime to democratic liberties".

The country's most famous myth of origin, Miorița, tells the story of a good shepherd who lets himself be murdered by jealous rivals after being warned of their plan by a talking lamb.

CAFTA was signed by former President George W. Bush, but unions cite similar problems with agreements Obama has shepherded into law himself.

He tries to wriggle his way goalwards, but Damien Delaney positions himself well and shepherds the Dutchman out of play.

According to police, one cop ended up using pepper spray to defend himself against the shepherds after he broke a finger in the fray.

However, Germany's transport minister, Peter Ramsauer, has appointed himself German shepherd.

Of the many Taviani films the one that shares the closest kinship to "Caesar Must Die," they said, is "Padre Padrone," a compelling tale of an illiterate Sardinian shepherd boy who transforms himself into a professor of linguistics, which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1977.