Sentence examples for would shepherd from inspiring English sources

It was presumed that the St. Francis, which Ellison had joined several years earlier, would shepherd his quest.

In return, he would shepherd their research, help them publish and subject them to his famously ferocious editing.

But sources have told Guardian Australia the expectation had been that AECOM would shepherd the rail project to its conclusion.

In place of minimum wages, both parties would shepherd low-skilled workers into jobs through state subsidies to top up their wages.

Mr Khatami was elected, by a landslide 70% of voters, because he was thought to be the man who would shepherd a liberalised Iran back from the world's ostracised fringe.

ARPA-E, they hoped, would shepherd new energy inventions from the lab to the market, bridging the funding gap that is referred to in engineering circles as the "valley of death".

Instead I'd shepherd pinot grigio addicts towards the Viña Sol, which in this vintage has a razor-edged freshness and is one of the highlights of the cheaper wines I've found.

Sometime around 2000, Frank floated the idea of a western to producer Silver, who'd shepherded "Out of Sight" as chairman of Universal Pictures, with the vague idea it might be something for Soderbergh to direct.

All along, the Democratic leaders who'd shepherded the Affordable Care Act through Congress maintained that the plaintiffs' theory was nonsense -- that the architects of the law had always intended for subsidies to be available everywhere, regardless of state action.

There was a time when Pietersen would pointedly shepherd "little Belly" through an innings.

Once Polish air space was entered, the Polish aviation authority would secretly shepherd the flight, leaving no public documentation.