Sentence examples for shield for a while from inspiring English sources
Massachusetts provided a convenient shield for a while.
Knowing that insects hitting the wing would not only spoil its laminar flow but would clog the vital suction holes, designers provided a shield for use while the airliner is close enough to the ground to encounter insects - ordinarily, within 1,000 feet of the ground.
In Moonwalk (1988), Jackson said his relationship with Shields was "romantically serious for a while".
Interestingly, each tissue shows different and characteristic levels of antioxidant enzymes in the shield; for example, while the liver shield has a relevant amount of CAT and little GPX, the opposite it is true in the kidney, lung and brain (Figure 4A).
The drama continued all day and into darkness, which shielded the victor from view -- for a while.
And that will give you a bit of an emotional shield if you have to weather this place for a while.
You don't pay anything for the tax shield and so you can enjoy, at least for a while, 100% of the return on the portfolio.
There has been talk for a while about using the Dukes ball in Sheffield Shield cricket.
These programs are useful and should be continued for a while to make a diagnosis of increased lead intake primarily to shield the child from further exposure.
For a while we stand there just hearing the noise of battle, the yells, the beaten shields.
