On the day of the storm, the school shelters-in-place to keep students safe.

The community, sheltering-in-place, organized food deliveries for elderly neighbors.

He packed the shelter-half into his rucksack before the storm hit.

The farmer planted a shelter belt along the field to protect the crops from strong winds.

When the tornado warning came, authorities told residents to shelter-in-place until the danger passed.

During the blackout, families hurried to the air-raid shelter to wait out the bombing.

During the war, many of the city's air-raid shelters were repurposed as storage rooms.

During the Cold War, many communities built fall-out shelters in basements and parks to protect civilians from radiation.

The community restored the old fall-out shelter and stocked it with water and blankets.

The shelterless families huddled under blankets as the storm rolled in.