Sentence examples for remote shelter from inspiring English sources

The air in the cavernous, remote shelter is stifling, and they must bathe with splashes of sink water.

The videotaped confession of a defendant calmly and politely telling investigators how he shot and killed his neighbor on remote Shelter Island two years ago, was played to a wide-eyed jury today in a darkened courtroom.

When a carpenter was charged two years ago in the first murder case on remote Shelter Island, the police said he had killed a longtime friend in anger, believing that the friend had molested an 8-year-old girl and had bragged that he would get away with it.

But life has a funny sense of humor especially when you're a transgender woman so Addy used her own humor to make the most of it: Alone in her remote shelter on Election Night, "I was just making weird as heck Trump statuses on Facebook," she says.

Bothies, mostly small stone huts in remote spots, are little known outside of hiking circles but next month marks 50 years since the foundation of the volunteer-run MBA, which was formed to work with landowners to keep these remote shelters free to use for hikers.

They are often featured in hiking guides, but next month a major BBC Scotland documentary is set to boost their popularity dramatically, prompting concerns from some of the MBA's 4,000 members that a rush of visitors to these remote shelters might ruin their desolate charm.

Two years ago, archaeologists caused an international stir with their dates for a remote rock shelter called Jinmium in the Northern Territory of Australia.

I had set out from Blair Atholl two hours earlier into the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains in north east Scotland with the intention of enjoying a night in one of the 100 remote mountain shelters looked after by the Mountain Bothies Association.

In 2007, a large number of remote rock shelters were rediscovered on the Arnhem Land plateau located in the Northern Territory [21].

Further research should evaluate whether financial barriers relate to indirect costs of healthcare (eg, travel costs to reach a healthcare provider from the often remote AS shelters) or, rather, are due to a lack of knowledge about entitlements to services that are provided in the scope of the AsylbLG because AS erroneously think they need to pay for services.

Located in sprawling Nunavut, Canada's most northern and least populous territory, the Iqaluit Humane Society has been called North America's "most remote no-kill shelter".