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Simple sentences
These flowers should be sheltered from the rain.
She had a sheltered life.
Tom lives a sheltered life.
My niece works at a sheltered workshop.
She has led a very sheltered life.
Movie subtitles
You see, she had led a very sheltered life.
You see we are sheltered by mountains on every side.
Your life's been very sheltered, hasn't it, my lady?
Too sheltered, perhaps.
She's led a sheltered life ever since she was a little girl but she now lives in a humble town house waiting for Seinosuke to come back.
Good-bye, Brother Tree, who sheltered us in your shade.
A sheltered valley, good green pasture.
Nazarius is safe. Some good people sheltered him outside the city.
It's sheltered by green trees, my dear, and very quiet and still.
Shall we kiss sheltered by darkness?
Well, well. that was the sliest, sheltered traitor that ever lived.
Sheltered.
In these sheltered glades, the welfare of its feathered and furry folk is watched over by forest ranger Tully Bascombe.
Funny part about it is, since I've joined the Army and the war started I've led a comparatively sheltered life.
They fear that I might meet their sheltered nephews in a gambling casino or a canopy bed, that I could seduce them with a thousand tricks, into something that they might not know yet, yes, Sir!
Father, does the old woodshed still stand in its sheltered nook amongst the trees?
He's sheltered from all suspicion.
Your poor father and mother, may they rest in peace couldn't have loved and sheltered you more.
Then he or she will view the enthusiasms of youth problems which are the frequent products of a sheltered immaturity.
Some good people sheltered him outside the city.
Don't you think that cleanliness comes more easily when you live in a sheltered house, as you do?
I've sheltered you under my roof.
After a sheltered youth it breaks away from its stem and swims along the coast, out for adventure.
I don't suppose anyone ever led such a sheltered life as I did with Nicholas.
Does she know about Brenda, the girl that sheltered you?
By some chance, each of you was in a sheltered area.
That's the problem of a sheltered life - you react like a schoolgirl.
We thought it would be more sheltered here.
You see, you've lived a sheltered life on the river, Tammy.
It's sheltered from the wind and it's warm there in summer.
Formerly, we used to consider sheltered valleys more favourable to plants than hilltops.
I led a very sheltered life.
They're charms, my son, to guide your ships to sheltered waters.
News and current affairs
Moreover, most markets for services - securities trading, wholesale and retail distribution, business services, and local utilities - remain sheltered from competition and free circulation rules.
Services are sheltered from competition, hindering both productivity growth and job creation in these sectors.
More competition means that previously sheltered companies must shape up and become more productive, innovating simply to survive.
Such islands are not sheltered and protected spaces, but models for others.
Top scientists, sheltered by anonymity, can usually spot originality and can judge which scientific ideas have real value.
China, which regards Taiwan as an integral part of its territory that has sheltered behind the US navy since the days of the Chinese civil war, vows that any Taiwanese declaration of independence will be met by force.
Nobody could accuse them of having led sheltered lives, or of being unaccustomed to making difficult decisions.
Sheltered from any economic crisis - because wiser capitalism has eliminated financial crisis - France has full employment.
The online car service Uber adapted existing technologies to transform a long-sheltered industry that too often provided lousy and expensive service.
Sheltered by indifference, the gangs grew.
The rugged mountain terrain, a religiously conservative population, and a weak government with a history of collaboration with Al-Qaeda have created a relatively sheltered haven.
Regulations in a range of countries, from Japan to Italy, create sectors that are sheltered from competition, with detrimental effects on productivity.