Sentence examples for safely shielded from inspiring English sources
Most of them had to work jobs during the off-season because they weren't multimillionaires who breathed their own ether, safely shielded from hoi polloi.
When confronted with predators like wolves, a herd of musk oxen will famously circle the wagons, the adults forming a wall of horns facing outward, the vulnerable young safely shielded behind them.
(Many American actors also appear in Italian commercials, but I couldn't find a similar Web library.) Some stars are not pleased that ads that they assumed were safely shielded from American eyes can be seen online.
Russia's behavior on the U.N. Security Council over the last year and a half has done exactly this — kept Assad safely shielded from sanctions, rendering the international community virtually helpless to intervene — and there is no reason to think this will change.
The question that plagues me, the enigma that ceaselessly haunts my dreams is simply this: who in the f*% ing f*%# is still buying Adele's 2011 album, 21? Here's some quick background for those who have been living safely under a rock, shielded from the corruptive glow of mass popular culture for the past three years.
"As long as I'm safely unconscious and therefore shielded from the costs of an assault, why shouldn't the rest of the world (or more specifically my attackers) be allowed to reap the benefits?" This kind of gross rationalization of sexual violence in our media and twitter feeds, though upsetting, is not really surprising at all.
Even in the driving rain, their diaries could be shielded from the dampness, tucked safely inside a uniform.
On the scale of a whole cell which is the scale we are interested in, long range forces between the objects are shielded by the solvent and can therefore safely be ignored.
According to Lubbock officials and others who have reviewed testing, metal shielded pipes made to the LC1027 standard have performed safely in hundreds of relevant tests, where non-shielded products have failed.
In Sarajevo, a group of teenage boys shielded me from an assault by gypsy children and then led me safely to the city centre, all the while sharing with me their love for their country.
