Sentence examples for shelter started from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sklar helped get the shelter started a decade ago.

Patricia Richards, manager of the Central New York S.P.C.A., said that last year her staff euthanized 400 cats and dogs, most sick or vicious, down from as many as 6,000 animals a year before the shelter started limiting admissions.

Russell Hicks, formerly a social worker at the Borden Avenue shelter, started the service corps in response to what he thought was a paucity of services for homeless veterans.

(Shelter started in 1991 as a roaming weekly party at Vinyl, a club in TriBeCa, and various other sites around New York City, until the resident disc jockey, Timmy Regisford, and his business partner, Kevin Hedge, a producer, bought the current place).

PAWS Chicago, a no-kill animal shelter, started a crisis-care program and a food bank last year, "when we saw the whole real estate thing happening and people were losing their homes," said Paula Fasseas, who founded the organization in 1997.

But Shelter started booming nonetheless, largely because there wasn't any other venue around that was doing the same thing.

All families seeking shelter start out here.

Fashioning clothes from fur or leather, knocking up a shelter, starting fires with flint, or clubbing together a stone age axe to bash your neighbour's head in.

Buses arrived to take people to the new shelter starting Thursday evening as rain pelted the existing encampment in a sports complex, deepening the misery of more than 6,000 migrants stuck in limbo there amid trash and mud.

Knowing how to hitchhike effectively is arguably more important than knowing how to build a shelter, start a fire with sticks or kill a zombie.

If a cat in the shelter "starts high-fiving visitors," it's pretty much a guarantee the cat will get adopted, Martin said.