Sentence examples for which are sheltered from inspiring English sources

From these garrisons, the military deploys patrols, each with three riflemen and a machine gunner, and tends to antiaircraft missiles, radar dishes and communication centers, some of which are sheltered inside concrete bunkers or covered with camouflage netting.

The storm continued the next morning, making the exposed, high-altitude slopes unpleasant, so I planned a sightseeing-on-skis tour of these villages, which are sheltered from the wind by steep, forested mountainsides.

These forests are found in regions of Yukon and Alaska that occur on the leeward side of mountains which are sheltered from moisture-bearing winds, as well as in some portions of the interior of the Far East region of Russia.

On the other hand, inland areas or areas which are sheltered by mountain ranges are relatively free from its influence.

The direct relationship between transport rate and particle size may reflect the selective entrainment and the rejection (or overpassing) of larger particles, which are more exposed to fluid forces on the beach surface than smaller particles, which are sheltered within the matrix of larger particles, as well as the higher susceptibility to burial of smaller particles.

An article in the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal argued that the rash of "new" ideas and the wholesale rejection of time-honored precedent within medicine were causing severe consternation: "Does any one pant after eminence and distinction let him attack opinions which have been long received, and which are sheltered under the authority of illustrious and venerable names".

Containing these militias, which are sheltering international terrorist groups, and the threat they pose to West Africa and the wider world is essential.

It lies in the Vale of Taunton Deane, which is sheltered by the Quantock, Black Down, and Brendon hills.

The protesters continue to take turns to occupy a platform hanging inside the flue of the chimney, which is sheltered from the wind.

The one country unlikely to feel the pressure is Turkmenistan, which is sheltered from the market's moods because it sells its chief export – natural gas – to China at a fixed price.

After lunch we visited the chateau of the celebrated de la Rochefoucauld family in La Roche-Guyon, which is sheltered by a steep chalk cliff and has an 18th-century riverside garden that was restored in 2004.