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They must work for the right to stay in the shelter.

She made the house in the back into another shelter.

Since then, the family has moved from one shelter to another every few weeks.

The family moved to the shelter two months ago, he said.

The city does not plan to close the last shelter until 1991.

She had been at the shelter for three weeks, brought by the police.

But, the court said, the nature of the shelter was up to the city.

And what if she were to leave the shelter of the house?

To them we were just two women in need of shelter.

I'll see what I can find in the way of better shelter.

At least they had found a shelter for the night.

Night was coming and I must find some kind of shelter.

Then another right along the wall of the shelter and in through the door.

I better stay here, he said to himself, and try to find some local shelter.

Then I saw another stop, a shelter in the middle of open country.

Everyone in the shelter with him was dead, and had been for a long time.

Even then, they would have to land and find some sort of shelter.

Having his back against the wall was better than no shelter at all.

But we've got to find shelter for her before very long.

Now she was living with one of her women's shelter friends.

Getting down, he turned his light on the ground near the shelter.

I'll get him in a shelter or something for the night.

The shelter was made to house over 1,000 people, including members of Congress.

On May 8, 1945 the major comes to the shelter.

The rest of us will have to find shelter another place.

"We must then, sheltering the women and the young, try to break through their lines."

Sheltering in place is generally only used for a short period of time.

But the boy drew away from him, sheltering against the mother's side.

"A lot of the resources have to be spent sheltering people rather than doing research or analysis."

Shelter her body and protect it like he would his offspring.

If the Children find out you're sheltering him, they might blame the rest of us.

Her arms were strong and sheltering, but soft as a woman's should be.

"We are sheltering only 10 men," he said, speaking of the current program.

He was telling his story to people sheltering from the rain.

The fact that he was now sheltering within it does not seem to have occurred to him.

"Sheltered in your mother's arms, you have never learned of such treasures."

"I am very grateful to America for sheltering us," she said.

"He has lost much time here by sheltering from the heat.

They stood in the entrance for a while, sheltering from the wind.

He had to wait there, sheltering in the shrubs, for over a week.

He may be sheltering some one who has come under the ban of the authorities.

Nowadays, people sometimes use earth sheltering around their homes for the same effect.

I lay sheltering behind it for a moment, trying to get my senses back.

Jordan, a country of six million people, is now sheltering 750,000 Iraqis.

He stood just inside the doorway, sheltering from the rain.

The people who helped them, however, paid dearly for sheltering the Americans.

But there was no way for him to assess the full number of the enemy sheltering here.

I had to find a means of sheltering myself.

She leaned the side of her face into his back, sheltering herself from the lake wind.

Those were the refugees sheltering under just four adjacent trees.