Sentence examples for shepherds through from inspiring English sources

While following the shepherds through the camels' birthing season, the story of the gorgeous, gangly white calf emerged and provided the crew with a neat metaphor for a vanishing pursuit.

But there were affecting solo performances, most notably those by Stephen Sands, a tenor with a focused, powerful tone; Melissa Attebury and Virginia Warnken, both rich-toned altos who brought a measure of depth to their performances; and Martha Cluver, whose fluid, dark-hued soprano enlivened the section from "There Were Shepherds" through "And Suddenly There Was With the Angel".

Under Mr. Bloomberg, New York has been shepherded through desperate budget straits without significant losses in service.

The legislation is being shepherded through the Senate by Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut.

SO many Cinderella candidates to shepherd through the scrum of this City Council race.

I last saw the frail Wilson being shepherded through the Lords by Callaghan, older but tougher.

A source said: "This is a key role in a majority government, shepherding through crucial legislation".

He gave much of the credit to three tax cuts that he shepherded through Congress.

The final bill that was shepherded through the Democratic Congress managed to get significant amounts of moderate Republican support.

If he helps shepherd through an immigration bill, he will have the major legislative achievement that eluded Mr. Obama.

The man is shepherded through an expanding and contracting world, his own memories and moods changing like the weather.