Sentence examples for sheltered from wind from inspiring English sources

Keep them sheltered from wind, heavy rain and hail.

Sheltered from wind, the water was glassy, and under a solidly gray sky it was absolutely black, pristinely black, like outer space.

"They do especially well here, because they are sheltered from wind and sun by these trees and shrubs," Mr. Cresson said, nodding to a line of trees across the driveway.

The cages were placed in an unheated building but sheltered from wind and rain.

They should also be sheltered from wind.

Is it sheltered from wind, rain and sun?

A sunny position, sheltered from winds, should be chosen.

Ideal features of an outdoor eating area include: Sheltered from winds and fierce sun.

The coastline alternates between carved-out bays, sheltered from the wind and perfect for surfing, and the rougher points where the wind can lift a kitesurfer 30 feet off the water.

This actually can be done even during a rainstorm if you look to areas that are sheltered from the wind as rain strikes harder and penetrates the naturally protective vegetation when propelled by wind.

It is sheltered from the wind.