Sentence examples for become oasis from inspiring English sources

Kent has also been told stories of arranged marriages to help foreign members move to Edmonton, where they become Oasis Centre volunteers.

Kent has also been told stories of arranged marriages to help foreign members to move to Edmonton where they become Oasis Centre volunteers.

"Live Forever" became Oasis' first top ten hit, reaching number ten on the British singles charts in 1994.

Will the park benefit the boroughs that border it or become an oasis amid continued deprivation?

As home prices have escalated beyond middle-class reach, areas far inland have become an oasis of (relative) affordability.

"In the desert of the week Thursday has become an oasis of luxe et volupté." Luxury and sensual delight?

To many in Europe, that currency has become an oasis of security, something that will remain stable whether or not the euro zone survives and prospers.

Many went westward, to a place that, oddly enough, had suddenly become an oasis of tranquillity and safety by comparison: Germany.

He works for a Belgian company that owns the hotel, which has become an oasis for Europeans and for African élites.

At the boundary, around 40th Street on the East Side, an unusual makeshift community has sprung up, one where the basic building blocks of a New York neighborhood — a pizza place, an unremarkable deli, a bank — have become an oasis.

"Our hope is that this will become an oasis up the hill a ways from the library, a place that a whole new generation of residents will be able to enjoy".