Sentence examples for something to shield from inspiring English sources

Perhaps by giving PC manufacturers wide-ranging freedoms to pick and choose from Microsoft's bundled offers, the Justice Department could do something to shield competition in new markets, analysts said.

Splash out to make sure you find that special present for him We braved the elements and found the brollies to keep you dry this autumn If you've splashed out on one of Apple's latest smartphones, you'll need something to shield it from knocks.

This is not something Rubio attempts to shield from his campers, or from their parents.

But this time, the president is asking Congress to do something much more: to shield the telecoms from any judicial review of their actions.

I am haunted by the image of his little seven-year-old self running from something so awful, something we would like to shield all our children from witnessing.

It is a horrible feeling and experience and something I personally had to go through and something I just want to shield others from ever having to experience.

In less privileged homes the stress of daily money management is something parents often want to shield from their children and friends".

"It sounds like I'm trying to shield Brent from something".

In India people knew she was dying, and had you remained there, inevitably, friends and family would have gathered at her side in your beautiful seaside apartment, trying to shield her from something she could not escape.

He stayed in that position, draped across my lap, and I bent over him, as if to shield him from something, and rubbed his back, the fabric of his shirt damp with sweat.

That same year was the Aberfan disaster, which was something I suspect my parents tried to shield me from – the death of children my own age.