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Meanings of leave the shelter in inglês

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Usage of leave the shelter in inglês
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So far only four women have been able to leave the shelter.
Feminist dot com
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He was afraid to leave the shelter of the hollow tree.
The Tale of Fatty Coon
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It was still too early to leave the shelter of the thick summertrees.
Dreamsnake
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He is not likely to leave the shelter of the wood, he observed.
Paul Gerrard, the Cabin Boy
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On a Thursday morning she resolved to leave the shelter of her underground vault.
The Soul of the War
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To leave the shelter of her father's roof, in the middle of the night, and-
Sir Gibbie
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He was about to leave the shelter of the last willows when he looked back.
The Rules of the Game
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They refused, knowing that to leave the shelter of the embassies meant torture and death.
William of Germany
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He rose, but fearing observation, did not venture to leave the shelter of the grove.
The Honor of the Name
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Would you leave the shelter and the settled life?
Three Plays: The Fiddler's House, The Land, Thomas Muskerry
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We ought not to leave the shelter of our hut as long as it will hold us.
Taking Tales: Instructive and Entertaining Reading
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I watched them leave the shelter of my front porch, wondering who belonged to the spell circle.
The Water Witch
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The Japanese dead never seem to leave the shelter of their home or the circle of their family.
Kimono
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We hated to leave the shelter of the wooded portage and face the blast of the last three miles.
Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled / A Narrative of Winter Trave...
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Suddenly he saw the men leave the shelter of their tree and run rapidly across the ground to the gate.
In Clive's Command: A Story of the Fight for India
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Teddy, a resident of Manggarai Bukit Duri in south Jakarta, said he was desperate to leave the shelter he was staying in.
Reuters
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