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[ UK /hˈɜːdzmən/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who drives a herd

How To Use herdsman In A Sentence

  • The girls sing, the men jump, herdsman's life and forth in the scenery between.
  • Clouds of them, under some herdsman's wonning, where then are the milk-pails Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
  • While the young herdsman and Dick stood by passive and admiring, this _toro bravo_ of famous fighting breed reduced his run to a canter, and trotted up to Pilar as tamely as if he had been a belled _cabestro_. The Car of Destiny
  • His fine sonnets to Liberty, and indeed, all his pieces which have any reference to political interest, remind me of the spirit in which Schiller has conceived the character of William Tell, a calm, single hearted herdsman of the hills, breaking forth into fiery and indignant eloquence, when the sanctity of his hearth is invaded. Memorials of Mrs. Hemans, with Illustrations of Her Literary Character from Her Private Correspondence
  • The image of a herdsman quietly guides the initial attempt to define the statesman, who is identified as herdsman of the human flock. Method and Metaphysics in Plato's Sophist and Statesman
  • Pale sunlight filters through the trees that overhang the water's edge, throwing veiled patches of gold onto the turgid brown river where cattle drink under the watchful eye of a young herdsman.
  • 1653 - Strandlopers murder David Jansz, herdsman of Commander of the Cape Jan van Riebeeck, and escape with most of his livestock.
  • The young herdsman briskly mounted a horse that was inclined to act up with an unaccustomed rider.
  • The young herdsman briskly mounted a horse that was inclined to act up with an unaccustomed rider.
  • He was a skilled and artistic weaver ... A highly competent woodworker ... A good herdsman ... A fine farmer ....
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