shield against something

"So we need to find a way to shield against their weapons," I said.

So far no one had discovered a way to shield against it.

But I should have been able to shield against a stranger.

He put up a hand to shield his eyes against the glare, then turned, looking back at the great House.

Can you shield against another that has a different introduction?

The walking guard was moving up to meet the car, one arm raised to shield his eyes against the light.

There goes our hope, I said to myself, shielding my eyes against the sun to follow its course.

We can shield against this program being used again by anyone.

The announcement today may help shield him against such charges.

A study of more than 44,000 men found that even moderate exercise can shield against heart disease.