Sentence examples for sheltered against from inspiring English sources

To a forager, it was perfect: a natural rain trap, sheltered against the harsh sun, and virtually hidden from the road.

With the rise of "trigger warnings" and the demand that campuses become "safe places" sheltered against intellectual disturbance, it may not be long before the notion that universities exist to promote unfettered inquiry has vanished from living memory.

Within days of the incident, the IDF demolished the wall and concrete cylinder the al-Durrahs had sheltered against; they said they did this to remove hiding places for snipers.

Thus, coupled deleterious alleles are partially sheltered against natural selection, leading to some increase of the inbreeding load.

Was he now "deaf to duty and dead to shame," as Bierce described the men he saw sheltering against the bank of the river?

The person who arranged logistics was a jatak — a term that originally referred to Serbs who sheltered rebels against Ottoman rule.

The person who arranged logistics was a jatak a term that originally referred to Serbs who sheltered rebels against Ottoman rule.

On board the 60-foot luxury yacht, its exhausted three-man crew, including 70-year-old skipper John Powell from Yorkshire, sheltered themselves against the elements.

And although summertime swelter was the backdrop for 50 days of fighting in July and August, tens of thousands of people were inadequately sheltered this winter against the biting cold, driving rain and scouring sandstorms.

In the case of lawyers, the type of activity was also detrimental to non-white graduates, and education was less effective in sheltering workers against discrimination.

Build a shelter against a rainy day".