Sentence examples for a refuge behind from inspiring English sources
When the vaccine barrier creates a refuge behind the river, the low permeability of the barrier to host movement limits dispersal of the host population from the protected populations into the rabies endemic area and limits subsequent rabies epidemics.
Physicians also considered that patients take refuge behind different reasons in an argued decision, such as cultural motives (for example dietary tradition), financial problems (lack of reimbursement) and strict personal reasons to avoid compliance/adherence.
He took refuge behind a rock.
I faked right, then dodged left into the dance hall, taking refuge behind a full-size statue of Venus rising from the half shell.
In a very rare statement on the subject, entitled "Commentary on a non-existent self-portrait," he stepped deftly behind his own canvases, as if taking refuge behind a barricade, declaring: "Whoever wants to know something about me as an artist — and that's the only thing that matters — must look attentively at my paintings and try to glean from them who I am and what I want".
The cop reels in terror as the serpent darts from one side of the room to the other, taking refuge behind a different trash can before finally weaving its way outside likely, scared itself from all the noise one grown man was making.
These sessions were so honestly brutal with the senators displaying an admirable knowledge of the case to be answered and an articulate zeal in pursuing it, that one was reduced to openly whooping and hollering in support as they pressed home their case on behalf of everyone who lost a $ to these duplicitous men who chose to prevaricate and take refuge behind an army of lawyers.
France as a nation could also be tempted to evade the complex makeup of its diverse population, seeking refuge behind an illusory French traditional identity.
Perhaps there is another motive behind Gass's love of the text: it is a refuge from his dread and contempt for humanity.
Services became a refuge.
