shepherded
Meaning
of Shepherd
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
And let’s not forget Kirk himself — the aging iteration from the 1980s movies that Shatner shepherded into someone who was more introspective, sometimes regretful and more willing to listen.
He’s well shepherded away from danger by Williams, who wins a rare defensive duel.
Disney has announced that Pixar mastermind John Lasseter, who has shepherded the animation studio through its entire slate of films, is leaving at the end of the year.
Filling in a series of forms to complete her treatment, Sawyer is shepherded into the depths of the facility, where she discovers that her hastily scrawled signature has condemned her to a living nightmare.
The business press tells us the best leaders are those whose wily strategies win market share and profit growth for their companies and spotlights executives who have shepherded their companies to exceptional fiscal performance.
Immigrants are shepherded across the U.S. border and held in virtual captivity while they work off the debt they owe for being brought across the border.