shield

shield
01. The President's security guard jumped in front of him to act as a [shield] protecting him from the gunman's bullet.
02. Sunscreen with a rating of 25 or more acts as an effective [shield] against harmful rays from the sun.
03. Living in such wealth has [shielded] her from the reality of life among the poor majority of her country.
04. Demonstrators used garbage can lids as [shields] to protect them from the policemen's batons.
05. The children [shielded] their eyes from the sun with their hands.
06. The knight they killed had been carrying a large [shield] with the sign of an enemy king.
07. The natives were carrying spears, and large [shields] made out of wood.
08. A row of trees helps to [shield] the houses from the noise of the highway.
09. The students raised their books over their heads to [shield] themselves from the rain.
10. She [shielded] her eyes from the sun with her hand.
11. His cold, distant manner is just a [shield] against showing his real emotions.
12. There is a proverb in the Philippines which states that alertness and courage are life's [shield].
13. He raised his hand to [shield] his eyes from the sun.
14. The terrorists placed villagers all around their camp to act as a human [shield] protecting them from attack.
15. Camels have long, curly eyelashes and bushy eyebrows to protect their eyes from the sand, and [shield] them from the desert sun.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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