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Meanings of shepherd in English
Usage of shepherd in English
1
The magi and the shepherd meet at the cradle of the Christ.
2
Four uniformed Secret Service officers and a German shepherd approached her car.
3
And in exchange for the lambs he gave the shepherd his cloak.
4
Combine a stay with a sheep-shearing course for the full shepherd experience.
5
He thought as Pope he'd known every office under his shepherd's staff.
6
Pedro, the shepherd lives alone in the high and clear mountain air.
7
Hogg was a shepherd poet, with only six months of formal education.
8
The work of the shepherd is to bring together the scattered sheep.
9
The shepherd might go; he would not carry his flock with him.
10
The songs of Demodocus-Theconvoy home-Themariners transformed to stone-The young shepherd.
11
Of the pensive shepherd, twitching his mantle blue: you in an ulster.
12
While the sun rose, a shepherd was elected to lead the flock.
13
The shepherd Corin, who was never in court, has the true philosophy.
14
The shepherd cut off the reed, and made a pipe of it.
15
The shepherd came in to breakfast, and was kinder than his wife.
16
So we stood silent and waited till the shepherd brought the torch.
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Shepherd through the time
Shepherd across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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