shepard

IPA: ʃˈɛpɝd

Root Word: Shepard

A surname.
Misspelling of shepherd. [A person who tends sheep, especially a grazing flock.]
Alternative form of Shepherd [An English surname originating as an occupation.]

Examples of "shepard" in Sentences

The gesture of Shepard is majestic.
He was found and raised by a shepard.
Shepard is a surname and a given name.
Shepard dies as a result of the attack.
Shepard later sued and a compromise was struck.
Shepard begins to experience a mental breakdown.
Matthew Shepard is in the former, but not the latter.
Shepard is an atheist and strongly advocates rationalism.
Shepard duffed the first ball and hit the second one fairly cleanly.
The Broker is hired by Harbinger to acquire the body of Commander Shepard.
Deal with it, hide in a corner and wait for the shepard to lead you to your next cause.
I am not trying to start anything between anybody but I've seen a shepard kill a newborn fawn.
Category: acorn funded prostitution zone, guerrilla artists, shepard fairey, street art, tagging
Whedon isn't afraid to get down in the trenches and wear all the hats to shepard his babies along.
Obviously it sounds as if some who claim to be awake must still have a "shepard" to tell them every move to make.
I grew up in England so I thought I should let you know that usually Shepards Pie uses lamb, as that is what the shepard would have had access to.
There are too many Democrats who are afraid for their own reelection prospects that I don't believe that they will follow the "shepard" (read Pelosi and Reid).