take shelter造句

You simply can't take shelter in a place like this.

I also may take shelter in a tree.

Why not take shelter under the overhang of the opposite buildings? Let me help you.

to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort; take shelter from the storm.

In case of lightning, please stop play and take shelter immediately.

take shelter from the wind; lie low

The cities are the informationization take shelter, the informationization are the city industrial upgrading and the urban function promotion engine.

At this time, if you don't take shelter from the rain, I'm sure you will become a rainman.

Every morning we would make a start after our bread and milk, and before sunset take shelter for the night in the next staging bungalow.

If it is a scorching day, I would pluck up my courage and take shelter under an umbrella, then dash as fast as I can inside the building for protection.

There are only two or three people on our side, but there are more than ten on the other side. After all, we are outnumbered and have to take shelter.

In the rusty metal hulk where he and the cockroach take shelter from dust storms, he keeps a carefully sorted collection of treasures, including Zippo lighters, nuts and bolts, and a Rubik's Cube.

Laladou swam back and forth across the river, like a house in the water, and like a plank house on the flat ground, for people across the river to take shelter from the wind and rain.