Sentence examples for the shepherds of from inspiring English sources
Under his direction it combined with a local theatrical group, the Oxted and Limpsfield Players, to give performances of Vaughan Williams's opera The Shepherds of the Delectable Mountains and of Tippett's own adaptation of an 18th-century ballad opera, The Village Opera.
Hitting coaches are the shepherds of their hitters' swings.
The legendary strength of the shepherds of Plynlimmon in Wales derived from a lifelong diet of sheep's milk.
What if a digital installation depicted a contemporary analog to the shepherds of Jesus' day, with the social stigma that accompanied their lives?
And his was the village where the shepherds of the gospel of Luke first proclaimed the good news of Jesus's birth.
Could they be, as Martin Heidegger proposed, the shepherds of our being, herding us back to a way of dwelling at one with the earth?
The community and surrounding landmarks formed the setting for Harold Bell Wright's novel The Shepherd of the Hills (1907).
Tourism, one of the region's chief industries, was given impetus by Harold Bell Wright's novel The Shepherd of the Hills (1907), which romanticized the Missouri Ozarks.
He called Ocean "the shepherd" of the whole process.
"He's the shepherd of the shoe world".
He is the shepherd of this someone else".
