When my sheltermate fell ill, I stayed up all night to make sure they were okay.

At the storm shelter, my sheltermates and I shared stories to keep our spirits up.

Farmers planted shelterbelts along the fields to reduce wind erosion and protect the crops.

The farm planted a shelterbelt along the northern fence to protect the crops from harsh winter winds.

The forest manager designated a shelterwood to protect the young saplings from harsh sunlight and wind.

They found a sheltery barn to wait out the storm.

The shelterees were given warm blankets and hot meals when the hurricane forced them to evacuate.

The shelteree received a warm meal and a blanket after the flood.

Recent studies show shelterin binds specifically to telomeres and organizes protective structures that prevent chromosome ends from being recognized as DNA damage.

His shelterlessness during the storm left him shivering under a bridge.