seek shelter造句

seek shelter from rain

You'd better seek shelter somewhere else tonight!''

Where can we seek shelter from the rain?

Shivering should be your first warning to seek shelter and warm up your core temperature.

As in any declining industry, there are powerful incentives to seek shelter in economies of scale.

On the list are Americans hoping to give up their citizenship, as they seek shelter from the Internal Revenue Service.

On any given night in America more than 640,000 men, women and children are forced to seek shelter.

Then, one day, two of the emperor's messengers came to the cottage to seek shelter for the night.

Hundreds of thousands of people living in tents in makeshift camps since the earthquake in January have ignored official pleas for them to seek shelter elsewhere.

It is the heaven-born instinct of a gracious soul to seek shelter from all ills beneath the wings of Jehovah.

On any given night in America more than 640, 000 men, women and children are forced to seek shelter, live in their cars, or sleep on the streets.

No one was much surprised: applications to business schools often rise during the first years of a recession as people seek shelter from the storm.