Sentence examples for who shielded from inspiring English sources

The young man who shielded his fiancée from the bullets, the staff at the hotel who protected their guests.

He then stabbed and killed Amir Simhon, 24, who shielded his girlfriend from attack, Israeli authorities said.

When the motorcade reached the Grand Palace, the king was wheeled into the bright sunshine by attendants who shielded him with a yellow parasol.

Pope Benedict has wanted to beatify John Paul, who shielded pedophiles, and Pope Pius XII, who remained silent about the Holocaust as it happened.

Those who shielded Father Chesney from arrest apparently feared that publicizing his involvement in an I.R.A. terrorist outrage would subject other priests to violent reprisals by Protestant paramilitaries.

Margaret Talbot's piece on Cardinal Roger Mahony, who shielded from the law a priest who later admitted to molesting children, was spot-on (Comment, March 11th).

He was honored with a name in Lakota: "Wahacankayapi" which, he said, "means something like, he who shields them".

"Ricky is the antithesis of the modern athlete, the players today who shield themselves off with a posse.

At times, the dead themselves enter the curries of those who shield the guilty or suppress or silence a tragic history.

Drysdale, the English trainer who shields Fusaichi Pegasus from public clamor and sometimes public view, has not committed his horse to the Belmont.

Also amusing is a bronze nude by Jean Alexandre Joseph Falguière, who shields her face as if disgusted by the subject of Théodule Augustin Ribot's small oil painting "Smoker".