Sentence examples for be sheltered for from inspiring English sources

"These are the two candidates that may need to be sheltered for weeks, maybe months, but not years".

"I don't feel righteous," said Mrs. Vos, who, like her husband, was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church, "and we are certainly not heroes, because we didn't sit at the table when the misery started and say, 'O.K., now we are going to risk our lives to save some people.' " It started one night in 1942 when a Jewish couple asked to be sheltered for just that night as they ran from the Germans.

Students cannot be sheltered forever, and indeed in many cases cannot be sheltered for very long.

Second, and in counterpoint, it is unlikely that the same allele will be sheltered for a number of successive generations, and so recessive deleterious mutations are less likely to escape selection for long.

"I wish there would be an institution where women with mental impairment can be sheltered; for example, put in-house those who roam the streets; we have one here but it charges a monthly fee, which they cannot afford … They are abused by normal people, who have no mental impairment.

He took refuge in a United Nations compound, where he was sheltered for the next four years.

Except for invasion of graveyards and being sheltered for predators and rustlers, the effects of P. juliflora were similar in all villages (Table 1).

"We were sheltering for about 12 hours while they were screaming over us.

It was an ironic place for Jews to be sheltered, cared for, and brought back to life.

There should be sheltered areas for meditation or conversation so that the park can be used in all seasons.

The tree could be shelter for various birds and insects.