shelters造句

Classrooms in 37 schools have served as temporary shelters after the earthquake and tsunami.

Sometimes there would be storms and hails. People find no shelters to hide before being soaked.

I finally gave up, turned on my flashlight, and grabbed the shelter journal (standard in all Appalachian Trail shelters).

Almost half the Japanese garrison was entombed alive or killed in a labyrinth of underground fighting positions and shelters.

Terrible ordeals tear individuals from their false shelters and rose-colored dreams, summoning society to face the hardness of reality.

If you have a poncho or any kind of plastic sheeting, you can build several different types of shelters.

The book also proposes cost-effective, hazard-specific infrastructure: for example, schools that double up as cyclone shelters or roadways that double up as drains.

October 22, 2008 — Paintings of sailboats, ocean liners, and biplanes adorn newfound rock shelters in the remote Aboriginal territory of Arnhem Land in northern Australia.

Public health professionals have warned of flu outbreaks in the congested shelters — often little more than school gyms with no heating or running water.

Some suspect that the wily Swiss set a trap, hoping to placate America, which has been cracking down hard on Swiss tax shelters.

The shelters lured you in, put you off, and wore you down, with a sinister plan to palm off the mangiest, least desirable dogs they had left.

Sami have long used the tents as portable shelters—their wide bases and forked poles enable them to withstand winds of up to 50 miles an hour on the Arctic tundra.

I now think of Homer more in terms of what he can do for other cats like him, who may be having a hard time finding homes or being euthanized in shelters because they're not 'perfect....

He added: “These plants will not grow much further north than here and we enjoy a micro-climate thanks to the shingle bank on Chesil Beach which shelters us from the elements.”