Sentence examples for keep it sheltered from inspiring English sources

Even if your suitcase is made of weatherproof material, it is better to keep it sheltered when not in use.

A Les Gets six-day lift pass costs £144 for an adult and £109 for a child; families of four get a 10% discount and under fives ski free Even if the lessons weren't free, Arosa would be a great place to learn as it's sunny, with heaps of cruisey blue runs and a solid snow record, plus its location at the end of the wooded Schanfigg Valley keeps it sheltered from the wind.

The Red Cross has said it will keep its shelters open for as long as necessary, but many are in churches and public buildings that are needed for their primary functions.

The rest was placed where any animal could eat it, covered only with a shelter to keep it dry.

Lee Sheppard, who critiques tax issues for the magazine Tax Notes, said the BDO decision "means that if you filed a tax return with a tax shelter then your name is not a secret any more and you have no reason to believe that the guys who sold you the tax shelter will keep it secret".

Save the Nightshelter Cardiff Nightshelter overfunded, with £23,000, to keep its homeless shelter open when local authority funding was pulled.

Given the early weather forecast is for stormy conditions, my role will also be to keep him sheltered from the wind as much as I can.

They'll last until it rains, or keep them sheltered.

"Everybody does their level best to keep players sheltered and away from it and we will continue to do that because they have to concentrate on results on the park".

A shell can be nice and cozy, and keep you sheltered from the real world, but it can be just as ruthless as the world you fear.

Keep them sheltered from wind, heavy rain and hail.