Sentence examples for secure shelters from inspiring English sources

The tragic deaths of the seven children who drowned in the basement at the Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore suggests that, at a minimum, all schools and public office buildings should have secure shelters.

The Nefertiti bust was displayed in Berlin's Neues Museum on Museum Island until the museum was closed in 1939; with the onset of World War II, the Berlin museums were emptied and the artifacts moved to secure shelters for safekeeping.

The Germans were more willing to accept the trenches as long-term positions, and used concrete blocks to build secure shelters deep underground, often with electrical lighting and heating.

For anybody who wasn't in a secure shelter during the cyclone "it would have been a very, very tough time for them," she said.

Many were orphans with no other options; others were children entrusted to the monks by destitute parents trying to secure shelter and some schooling for them.

And Haiti's government has no clear strategy to get them out of the camps and into more secure shelter any time soon.

From cramped bunkers under the streets of Warsaw to outdoor camps exposed to the elements, there was seldom adequate secure shelter for partisans.

A spokeswoman for the Homeless Services Department, Heather J. Janik, said that the account allows the agency to quickly secure shelter for families when there is a surge in need.

On the other hand, since it has few deep holes, the fish always seek secure shelter somewhere near tackle-busting deadfalls.

What is clear is that being excluded from humanitarian aid creates more than just an economic burden of having to find alternative means to secure shelter or a source of livelihood.

Here's a summary of where things stand: Hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Philippines entered a third night without secure shelter as the central eastern coastline lay destroyed from the passage of typhoon Haiyan on Friday.