Word: shelterer
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...There was not enough food for the winter, and no shelter. Already the high mountains had snow on them...
...done through partnerships and corporate entities created for specific transactions. In the real estate business, this is a common way of shielding an owner from having property seized by creditors if another property he owns goes bankrupt. There are various tax advantages in this practice, including the chance to shelter legally income derived from these technically separate businesses. Indeed, it is possible that Zaccaro received substantial income from partnership investments that did not have to be shown on his tax returns...
...brow furrowed. A shadow crossed his eyes. "I know that this is oversimplification," he said, "but it's the only way to answer the question. Basically the Democratic Party has said, 'We'll take care of you. We'll see that you have food and shelter.' But then what is he? He is as beholden to that Government institution as he was beholden in slavery to the fellow who lived in the big house on the hill...
...street and onto the sidewalk. Picking up speed, the auto barreled almost a full block at more than 35 m.p.h. The mad driver scattered people "like tenpins," said Ken Jacobs, an eyewitness. "He just mowed them down." The driver stopped only when he slammed into a bus shelter, crushing his car's front end and sending shattered glass into the street...
...buildings is made to last. Those already completed make up the nucleus of the Regional Military Training Center, where 150 U.S. advisers have instructed 6,000 Honduran and Salvadoran recruits over the past 13 months. Near by, workers have constructed sandbagged guard positions and bunkers large enough to shelter every serviceman in case of attack. "These soldiers are facing a tough enemy," says an American trainer. "As long as there is trouble down here, we've got to stay...