Sentence examples for broad shield from inspiring English sources

As I cross the lava, balancing 30 pounds of poles on my shoulder, I glance up at the broad shield volcano Mauna Loa and consider an amazing bit of irony.

Bulls are about 100 kg (220 pounds) heavier than cows, and their horns are thicker and usually wider, up to 100 cm (40 inches) across, with a broad shield (only fully developed at seven years) covering the forehead.

"I look forward to the day," the attorney general told the justices at the close of oral arguments, "when we can consider ourselves not a nation of inharmonious and warring sovereigns, but a Union whose broad shield shall protect... her people from one end to the other".

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA), which provides platforms like Facebook with a broad shield from liability when a lawsuit turns on what its users post or share.

Stratiform (a broad shield of precipitation with a relatively similar intensity) and dynamic precipitation (convective precipitation which is showery in nature with large changes in intensity over short distances) occur as a consequence of slow ascent of air in synoptic systems (on the order of cm/s), such as in the vicinity of cold fronts and near and poleward of surface warm fronts.

The following 9th-century Irish praise poem from the Book of Leinster is associated with Óengus: Good the day when Óengus took Alba, hilly Alba with its strong chiefs; he brought battle to palisaded towns, with feet, with hands, with broad shields.

The debate is over how broad the shield should be.

Maybe journalists and their confidential sources don't deserve the blanket protection of a broad federal shield law.

If so, surely it is a matter of urgency to have it removed from the text – it offers a frighteningly broad legal shield to police who kill protesters.

Kūpaianahā built up a low, broad volcanic shield, and lava tubes fed flows extending 11 to 12 km (about 7 mi) to the sea.

This leads to an erosion of rain within the broad rain shield behind the squall line, and may lead to acceleration of the squall line itself.