Shepherding in a sentence

A lot of people don’t last in that pressure, but Mayekar made it through Lightfoot’s entire term, shepherding projects from the casino plan down through neighborhood redevelopment.

Give Smith credit for sticking around and shepherding the agency through a pandemic.

He noted that the House failed to pass a similar bill in 2014 when Republicans had a larger majority, and praised House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., for shepherding the bill to passage.

Penny Maus, hired more than two years ago to oversee the city’s huge real estate portfolio, had been shepherding one of San Diego’s highest profile projects — the makeover of its 48-acre sports arena property.

The Israeli government has come under heavy domestic criticism as a result of the legal reforms it is promoting and shepherding through the legislative process.

While it’s refreshing to hear anyone in Washington at least pretend to care about shepherding the taxpayers’ money more carefully, that’s a nonsensical statement and the DOE knows it.

Here’s the synopsis: “Michael, the last son of a shepherding family, lives with his ailing father, Ray.

Still, "No Time to Die" wasn't exactly a testament to Broccoli and Wilson's talent for shepherding quality Bond products to market.

When there’s a sudden supply shortage, prices spike — by 40 to 75 cents per gallon, state Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) told her colleagues Friday while shepherding the governor’s bill during a brief Senate debate.

Zanuck Jr. initially seemed to be exactly what Fox needed, shepherding such hits as "The Sound of Music" and "Planet of the Apes" (which is still the best of the "Planet of the Apes" films).

He got to know him when he coached against the and worked with Paul Brown on the NFL competition committee shepherding through rules that helped change the game and make it the national past time.

Sometimes, she and her older brother would have to get all their siblings ready for school, packing lunches, getting kids dressed and shepherding everyone on to the bus.

This idea of voting for the lesser of two evils, shepherding progressives into the dead end of the Democratic Party is so old, so repetitive, and never works, so why do people keep trying to beat this dead horse?

An isolated retreat in nature where Pastor Seth compares women who’ve kissed out of wedlock to chewed gum, or notes how boys needn’t shepherding because they’re not as easily manipulated.

Beginning in 2014, Hunter Biden served as a paid board member of a Ukrainian gas company, Burisma Holdings, at the same time that Joe Biden, then vice president, was shepherding U.S. policy toward that country.

It is no coincidence that Modric has started in all four of Madrid’s Champions League triumphs this decade but his greatest achievement is shepherding Croatia into the 2018 World Cup final.

The Israeli peace activists also reported that nearly 9,000 Palestinians reside in 48 shepherding communities in the Jordan Valley, which were ignored in Netanyahu’s plan.

Trump has yet to send a clear signal of support for the spending deal, though Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has played a personal role in shepherding the deal to the finish, meeting with congressional leaders twice last week.

For a long time, Redis was a good example of a successful open-source business model, shepherding the base project while developing its own software and services around it.

He congratulated Chao for finally shepherding through a project in Alaska, which the president said had been stuck in bureaucratic red-tape limbo since 1975.