Sentence examples for adjacent shelters from inspiring English sources

The program is simply an ad-hoc response to the fact that this area is not served by any adjacent shelters.

Small plastic Petri dishes, with three pieces of cat food in each, were placed equidistant between adjacent shelters in each row to encourage the female crickets to leave the shelters and forage, as they would naturally have to leave shelter to find food.

Then the partition and the two adjacent shelters were replaced with a third shelter of identical size put exactly in the middle of the previous positions of the two shelters, so that both fish would consider themselves to be the owner of this shelter.

Bridge-building improved the transport network; a surviving early example is the three-arched gritstone bridge over the River Derwent at Baslow, which dates from 1608 and has an adjacent toll-shelter.

And for centuries, the adjacent stone residence sheltered priests and pilgrims, knights and peasant farmers.

The wood interior has an open floor plan that could be divided into separate bedrooms; the second floor has no partitions except a small bathroom.There are three streams on the property, and a barn and open shelter adjacent to the house can provide housing for goats or horses.

Two RPG rounds boomed into the building adjacent to our shelter.

Adjacent to a homeless shelter, it has a waiting room for walk-ins accessed via an airport-style metal detector and special doors so police officers can drop off people straight into the sobering unit – a large, odorous room filled with mattresses – or other sections of the building that are devoted to medical services, detox and mental health crisis.

Partial cavity blockages appeared to have little effect on air entrainment, but were linked to an increased presence of large-scale structures in the overflow, which likely resulted from a reduction in mutual sheltering between adjacent step elements.

The war in Syria alone has displaced 7 million persons— more than 3 million are internationally displaced and many have sought temporary shelter in adjacent countries, but many others have fled across international borders and international waters toward Europe.

Many shelters were opened adjacent to rivers.