Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy has some: "His personal underlying numbers (relative corsi of 9.0, fourth on the team) only seem to get better as he's sheltered from tough competition — he's facing the weakest opponents of anyone on the Flames, as you might expect — and beginning just 25 percent of his shifts in the defensive zone, and yet 48.5 percent end there.
The police sheltered the pair in a nearby building while the mob banged on the door.
The proposed merger with EADS would have sheltered BAE from the consequences of its exposure to the UK and US defence markets, which are shrinking due to public spending cuts and the scaling back of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The one country unlikely to feel the pressure is Turkmenistan, which is sheltered from the market's moods because it sells its chief export – natural gas – to China at a fixed price.
I chose a spot far enough back to escape the waves and slightly sheltered from the wind.
Back at the frontline, first lieutenant Osman said morale was high among his men, who were posted along sandbagged embrasures or who sheltered under tarpaulins from the afternoon sun.
After the partition of India in 1947 and the ensuing violence, the Qila sheltered thousands who were fleeing Delhi, as well as those who had moved there.
Previously the Isa tax "wrapper" passed away with its owner, and the money that had been sheltered became liable for income and capital gains tax.
In Royal Exchange Square, the smart canvas gazebos that days earlier had sheltered pavement diners were upended by the wind and blown over the railings of the Gallery of Modern Art.
On the other hand, sheltered by its link to German industries and to exports, economically the country is fine.
Hullehavn Camping (adults £7, kids up to 11 £3.50, tent hire £2), five minutes' drive from Svaneke, has one of the best locations, sheltered by trees and looking out to sea over a rocky plateau broken up with sandy inlets, where you can watch the sun rise in the morning and watch it set at night.
