Sentence examples for sheltering himself from inspiring English sources

It was Nuon Chea, 84, one of the defendants, bundled against the air-conditioning in a striped knit cap and sheltering himself from the bright lights with a pair of large dark glasses.

Sheltering himself from the sun with a yellow-and-white umbrella, tour-goer Paul Throop, 44, shook his head in amazement.

Sometime after midnight, Sherman encountered Grant standing under a tree, sheltering himself from the pouring rain and smoking one of his cigars, while considering his losses and planning for the next day.

If the younger Al refused to serve, he would almost certainly sink his father's candidacy; he also, according to the testimony of some of his Tennessee friends, felt guilty about, in effect, sending another man in his place if he sheltered himself from the draft.

We already have a new set of painful vocabulary terms for this war — like Abu Ghraib and I.E.D. It appears that Mr. Bush has sheltered himself as much from the reality of this war as he did from Vietnam in the past.

Buffett has further sheltered himself from estate taxes by gifting shares to the Gates Foundation and charitable organizations run by his children.

When the town begins to turn violently against him, the Bliss family must consider whether they are sheltering Lucifer himself, or merely harbouring a traumatised child.

After the allegations that top-level Pakistani officials have secretly aided Al Qaeda and the Taliban, sheltering Osama Bin Laden himself, now comes a startling new charge in the New York Times: "Pakistan's Military Plotted to Tilt U.S. Policy, FBI says".

Legler constructed the shelter himself with the help of a couple of students.

The line is supposed to mark the minimum a person needs to feed, clothe and shelter himself.

"Today's drug trafficker shelters himself in very small, subtle organisations," says General Rosso Jose Serrano, Colombia's national police chief.