unsheltered

"For the first time in my life, I was experiencing being unsheltered.

For there was no other shelter and nothing could have lived unsheltered in these hills.

The terrace areas unsheltered by the wind seemed to be deserted.

I sat now on an unsheltered park bench by the highway in front of the prison.

Easter Island lay unsheltered in the middle of a vast ocean, after all.

For someone who had spent the best part of his life sleeping unsheltered under the moon and stars, such darkness took some getting used to.

It would be easy to run away, to survive a day unsheltered, with water in abundance."

You are crusaders in the cause of the underprivileged and the unsheltered.

'Like most people, he found it too uncomfortable to be out in the open, unsheltered by some shadow of authority.

Miriya had been one of those who remained unsheltered in the amphitheater.

Not unsheltered as she was and so awake.

On one of the unsheltered benches a lone boy sat, trying to make fifteen years look like twenty.

An unsheltered exercise yard (palaestra) also formed part of the complex.

He was concerned about the causes of death of unsheltered homeless individuals living on the street.

Now the feedings occur in the unsheltered front yard.

'Great grandaddy,' said the cowboy and scratched his unsheltered hair.

Nor can we risk the trade galleys to an unsheltered northcoast harbor.

The unsheltered count increased by 2.8 percent while the sheltered count remained the same.

He reckoned for the first time that he would have died this night, unsheltered, weak from hunger.

In this unsheltered expanse, the force of the wind belabored him venomously.

I cannot leave my own kin unfed and unsheltered."

'All the sorts' were included with hardy trees and shrubs able to thrive unsheltered in open air.

They would often sleep in the open completely unsheltered and unclothed while Europeans shivered under their blankets.

As of 2007, the train was sealed and placed at an unsheltered parking area of the depot.

But it was not easy to make haste along those unsheltered ridges under the glaring mid-July sun.