Sentence examples for a secure refuge from inspiring English sources

In addition, the demilitarized zone now offers a secure refuge for endangered migratory birds, most notably white-naped and red-crowned cranes and the black-faced spoonbill.

Thomas was a leader of a baronial faction opposed to King Edward II, and probably intended Dunstanburgh to act as a secure refuge, should the political situation in southern England deteriorate.

In fact, Zambia remains one of the top 10 most peaceful countries in Africa and played an important role in offering secure refuge for those who fled the conflict in the above mentioned countries.

The Muslim-in-name Iraqi dictator reciprocated by promising secure refuge in Iraq for bin Laden and his key lieutenants if they were forced to flee Afghanistan.

But Atsushi Seike, a labor specialist at Keio University, says the recent layoffs by huge, internationally famous manufacturers have sent a powerful shock through the Japanese work force -- telling it, in effect, that the corporation, no matter how large, can no longer guarantee secure refuge.

These humans who have witnessed so much horror, violence, and inhumane aggression, continue to wait in bitter hopes of moving onto the next phase of their journeys and of finding peace and secure refuge in Europe.

However impressive the mounted knight may have been in battle, he required a secure place of replenishment and refuge.

The 15-man German crew of MS Taipan had radioed for help after taking refuge in a secure cabin on board the ship.

Hicks then described how he had taken refuge in a secure villa that was set alight with petrol by the attackers.

They say that last year, over 60percentt of women entering their refuges from a secure social housing tenancy lost this when they moved.

Cracks in the Earth's crust deep below the sea may not be as secure a refuge for weird life-forms--worms, mollusks, and other ancient species--as scientists had thought.