take shelter

After her experience in the church she'd given up taking shelter.

For now, he is living at his mother's home, where 30 family members have taken shelter.

He was taking shelter in a house near the river.

"Perhaps you and your people should take shelter at this time."

You think, perhaps, she has run away from her husband and taken shelter with me?

Where would it go to take shelter in the natural world?

Only a few minutes had passed since they took shelter.

Though why they needed to take shelter from a wind.

They stone him and he takes shelter in his home.

Common sense told me to take shelter from the elements.

The entire company is said to have taken shelter under the tree.

The door he sought was the one he'd taken shelter before.

Civilians have been told to leave the area or take shelter.

The rest should take shelter in the hills if they're not gone al- ready!

A lot of them had taken shelter inside one peasant's house or another.

The family took shelter in a small room and kept awake the whole night.

No one knew what was going on but everyone had decided to take shelter in the most secure building available.

Ben, like Mark himself, had taken shelter behind a bush.

"Those of us who are left have taken shelter in this area.

I thought it was no harm to take shelter there.

Was he going somewhere, and had taken shelter from the rain?

They had taken shelter among trees and rocks several miles away.

Maybe they should find a cove in which to take shelter.

They had taken shelter from the rain, and were not in sight.

They usually took shelter in a cave and under some big rock.