Sentence examples for been a refuge from from inspiring English sources

Besides, America has long been a refuge from the fratricidal feuds of families and nations.

To Ms. Konrad, Southampton has been a refuge from a busy life in Manhattan.

Shostakovich's 15 string quartets have always been a refuge from this particular part of the puzzle.

For many servicemen, those volunteering for multiple tours, it's been a refuge from the drudgery of garrison life.

For this community, sports is, more than it has ever been, a refuge from the real world.

Sports have long been a refuge from our daily problems, a place where we escape the red scroll on the bottom of TV screens.

The benefits of being a refuge from incivility are myriad.

The D Street house is a refuge from that.

For Mr. Leal, St. Clare's was a refuge from an abusive home.

For them it is a refuge from double-dip recession and 40% local unemployment.

"Gdańsk is a port and must always be a refuge from the sea".