71.   The gas shells made it impossible for the Bosnian soldiers to take cover in the trenches, which they said were their only hope of hanging onto the town.

72.   The gunman had not tried to take cover.

73.   The fish were nearly as ravenous as the mosquitoes that took cover under our jacket hoods and irritated our nose hairs in the Gortex-testing downpour.

74.   The Israeli soldiers, accustomed to facing rioters from a safe distance, were forced to take cover, and one of them was hit.

75.   The marines did not take cover, but instead stood firm and fired at the headquarters.

76.   The Palestinians took cover in a house within Palestinian-controlled territory.

77.   The rear guard took cover behind the first hill, flattening themselves against the rocky steepness as bullets whistled over their heads and mortar fire hammered nearby.

78.   The Taliban militia is still in control of the southern city, but many of their fighters have been killed and the rest are taking cover.

79.   The two returned fire, took cover and called for backup.

80.   The woman shrieked for her children to take cover, and dropped the receiver.