took shelter

As she was ripped from the ground, four newborn warthog piglets rushed from the burrow and took shelter in the long grass under my vehicle.

The rain was quite heavy and he took shelter in a doorway.

Throughout the Maluti Mountains on the Lesotho border, one can find caves and rock overhangs where the San people took shelter.

The strongest cyclone in years to buffet the Philippines knocked out communications and power as residents took shelter Monday.

Small craft took shelter along the east coast during the storm.

Most protesters took shelter in a temple, and then were herded away to evacuation points.

Once, the governor and his staff took shelter at Drumthwacket during a snowstorm.

Shots rang out from inside the coach and the police retreated and took shelter again.

where, with evening, stray fishing-boats took shelter in the shadow by the tall grass.

They took shelter in a hut during the storm.

A friend and I took shelter in a small alleyway, where we were warmly welcomed.

He took shelter in a house nearby.

At nightfall they took shelter in a thick wood.

The Beetle took shelter on wet a linen wrinkled from the heavy rain.

Others took shelter in caves or bushes, or climbed trees.

At one point, soldiers took shelter behind overpass supports as the two sides hurled rocks at each other.

In the heavy rain we took shelter in a barn.

We took shelter from the storm in a barn.

While the fighting went on in the street, we took shelter in a shop.

We took shelter from the rain in a cave.

The most beautiful is not rainy day, but the eaves I have ever took shelter from the rain.

That night Stephen took shelter in a barn.

In the storm I took shelter under the tree.

If you turned the gas, water, and electricity off at the main valves and switch before you took shelter

Is very originally hot, but had the rain to come suddenly, we took shelter from the rain hide stop to the rain descend the mountain again;