give shelter

There was no shade; the walls on either side were too low to give shelter, the road glaring and white and dusty.

The village of Petite Corbeau consists of twelve large lodges, which are said to give shelter to two hundred souls.

The rocks give shelter from the beating surf, while life has exposure to the cold, pure waters of the arctic current.

During the time of their exile, Boniface proclaimed it a capital crime to give shelter to any of them.

It is for God to give shelter, light, and the glory of the heavens to the souls of the dead of Purgatory.