Sentence examples for sheltered from the elements from inspiring English sources

In its most literal sense, this separation was made possible by the construction of enclosed and relatively sterile spaces, from homes to workplaces to cars, in which modern humans were sheltered from the elements of nature and in which many, particularly people living in more-developed countries, now spend the majority of their time.

You're sheltered from the elements, you get food and drink and the company of pleasant people.

"The homeless are not sheltered from the elements or malevolent assailants.

They're also sheltered from the elements and they're crowded--so you're exposed to a lot of people.

Yet here I am, "living in plenty and in peace," sheltered from the elements, with running water in my apartment and food stocked in my fridge, safe from indiscriminate sniper fire and missiles.

The neglected neighborhood is home to tens of thousands of displaced people, living in shacks of scrap wood and metal, often sheltered from the elements by asbestos roofs – with few even aware of the danger this poses.

"The first day was one of the most horrendous I've ever had," says Morrissey, sheltering from the elements inside one of the crew cars.

We're sheltered from the injured.

It is sheltered from the wind.

With the exception of the hold, there was no shelter from the elements.

Wide expanses of beach sand and saltmarsh provide little shelter from the elements.