Sentence examples for would have sheltered from inspiring English sources

The last generation of dinosaurs would have sheltered under their branches and presumably nibbled their leaves.

He said the university never would have sheltered Chen if it was susceptible to Chinese government pressure.

The proposed merger with EADS would have sheltered BAE from the consequences of its exposure to the UK and US defence markets, which are shrinking due to public spending cuts and the scaling back of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Morphosis seemed to understand the need for something greater — especially with the view of Manhattan's spires from Queens — and produced long, white, snaking buildings, which would have sheltered athletes and then become middle-class, mixed-use housing.

The 18-hectare site, found near the town of Hachelbich in Thuringia, would have sheltered a Roman legion of up to 5000 troops.

My wife spent the afternoon in the bedroom with a book, while I played with the Sport's delightfully robust window knobs and door handles, and out of curiosity, unfurled its awning, which on a hotter or rainier day would have sheltered a good-sized seating area.

In the old days, before Drucker's great shift in power from the corporation to the consumer, a young promising company like Netflix would have had shelter from the intolerant storm of public opinion.

"They are doing what they should have been doing all along: removing clearly inadequate C.E.O.'s who in years past would have been sheltered by faulty corporate governance," they write.

One might expect that a woman with a privileged background who was educated at the Chapin School in Manhattan and Princeton University would have been sheltered from many of the hardships that "The Moonlight Room" unflinchingly explores -- the street drug Special K, buying guns, a teenager locked out of his own home.

He has sheltered the paper.

The new bill does not include a measure Harkin previously supported that would have entirely forbidden sheltered workshops from paying workers below minimum wage.