Sentence examples for will be sheltering from inspiring English sources

Residents are continuing to flee the most troubled parts of Syria, with the UN predicting that neighbouring countries will be sheltering around 700,000 registered refugees by the end of 2012.

How many people will be sheltering in your home during the power outage?

Unless the snowdrifts in your area are deep enough already, you'll need to shovel the snow into a pile at least five feet (1.5m) tall, and large enough to fit the number of people it will be sheltering.

Its galleries and public spaces will be sheltered by a giant trellis dripping with tropical foliage.

That implies those financial companies "will be sheltered by access to a federal safety net," he said.

The huge complex, which is still under construction, is said to total nearly eight hundred thousand square feet, and it will be sheltered in a few months by a roof whose design allows it to be covered with sand.

He would have envied its complexity and the clever way it allocates the huge windfall between a smaller pool of money that can be taxed for revenue-sharing and a much larger one that will be sheltered from tax.

It's a pretty dramatic location, between the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges, and the carousel will be sheltered in a pretty ritzy pavilion, a $9 million transparent acrylic jewel box by the French architect Jean Nouvel.

Any future capital gains in his taxable accounts will be sheltered by his current capital losses.

A good part of the cash return will be sheltered from taxes by your depreciation deduction.

"The sorts of alternatives that will be talked about will be sheltered and supportive housing arrangements and we have a number of those examples right across the province.