Sentence examples for it's sheltered from inspiring English sources

"It's sheltered from wave action.

"It catches the winter sun, and it's sheltered from the wind," he said.

It's sheltered when the Cape Doctor is blowing, when you can contemplate the white horses of the waves.

However, don't pitch under trees; the grass can be poor because it's sheltered from rain – it can also be dangerous to pitch under a tree in a thunderstorm.

"There's lot of waterfront, and it's sheltered because it's on the Chesapeake Bay, not the ocean, so for boaters it's easy.

It's sheltered, it's out of the way, and if it starts raining you can just duck into the shelter, do a bit of reading.

"To me, it's sheltering and patronizing," Charles Mitchell says.

It is sheltered from the wind.

Afghanistan was one of the places where Al Qaeda was born, and where it was sheltered.

It is sheltered on the west by Bernier, Dorre, and Dirk Hartog islands.

It is sheltered from the lake by Manitoulin Island and the Bruce (or Saugeen) Peninsula.