"Shelter-in-place" means to take immediate shelter where you are-at home, work, school, or in between.
The man had not had the wit to seek immediate shelter.
He quickly unsaddled and used his saddle blanket for immediate shelter.
The case before her arose from legal rulings that require the city to provide immediate shelter for families with no place to sleep.
Provision should be made for some form of immediate shelter.
The family, she said, had not sought immediate shelter because "they were mortified and overcome by the embarrassment of it."
Suddenly they were in trouble, having failed to take immediate shelter.
The city is under a court order to provide immediate shelter to anyone calling himself homeless.
As we crawled from under the immediate shelter of the land, we reached at last the limit of their influence.
Two people were given immediate shelter and the others stayed with friends or relatives, the spokeswoman said.
