Sentence examples for shepherds through the 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.

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

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

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

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

The Volcker Rule was incorporated into the Wall Street reform bill that was being shepherded through the Senate by Chris Dodd, the banking-committee chairman.

In the improbable role as minister for higher education, he had to shepherd through the House of Commons a quintessentially Blairite reform the introduction of differential university tuition fees.

Theirs is one of five new eco-playgrounds that the Trust for Public Land, a nonprofit group, is shepherding through the design and construction process at schools in Queens and Brooklyn.

Since then, another 110 dossiers have been collected, which are now being shepherded through the French bureaucracy in batches of 30 or so.

But Ms. Kroes's predecessor, Ms. Reding, needed only seven months in 2006 and 2007 to shepherd through the first roaming price caps against fierce industry opposition.

Venus and Adonis (1593) and The Rape of Lucrece (1594) are the only works that Shakespeare seems to have shepherded through the printing process.