| When disasters occur on a much larger scale, Major Catastrophe Grants are warded for long-term reconstruction projects. |
| The crisis has been warded off, WV believes, once farmers produce successful harvests two years in a row. |
| The ball had to be propelled around, or across, a field so that the crops would flourish and the attacks of the opponents had to be warded off. |
| She had warded off passes, flirtatious comments and genuine admiration equivocally and graciously. |
| For days on end, he sequestered himself in his Stockholm headquarters and warded off unwanted visitors. |
| A 41-year-old security guard is warded in a stable condition at Port-of-Spain General Hospital after he was shot and stabbed 20 times. |
