Sentence examples for it has sheltered from inspiring English sources

Since 2013, however, it has sheltered in the golden Haw Pha Bang in the grounds of the Royal Palace.

Permanently settled in 1862, it has sheltered harbour facilities that serve the fishing industry; the city also has lumber, paper, and food-processing plants.

It had sheltered Igor Giorgadze, supposed mastermind of the 1995 attack, which was a crude exercise in destabilisation.

Hungry for foreign investment to help offset a swelling current-account deficit, India said today that it would relax restrictions on foreign ownership in two important industries that it had sheltered for decades, print media and tea.

Measuring finally 115 feet high and 18 feet around, it fell victim to the same sun it had sheltered royal heads from, dying in the drought that accompanied a heat wave in 2003.

The Pakistani government denied that it had sheltered bin Laden, and said it had shared information with the CIA and other intelligence agencies about the compound since 2009.

I am about to say something that I don't want to prove and I don't want you to criticize, so I have sheltered it with an appeal to humility and I have characterized it as purely personal.

One of our three wildlife feeding stations in the garden is at the end of the house, where it has shelter from one wall and from four fruit trees.

(I should explain the elephant. The mother, a volunteer zoo-keeper, has sheltered it in the family garden to save it from being mercy-shot when the bombs descend).

We already have a new set of painful vocabulary terms for this war — like Abu Ghraib and I.E.D. It appears that Mr. Bush has sheltered himself as much from the reality of this war as he did from Vietnam in the past.

He has sheltered the paper.