In Britain Billy Butlin's camps had provided cheap refuges from often rainy summers.
By any reckoning, this is a humanitarian disaster on Europe's borders: the direct result of a system that favours the free movement of cheap European labour over providing refuge for victims of conflagration and destitution on our periphery.
He, the Bad Lieutenant, after restless deeds of evil, takes refuge in a cheap hotel room, and has an unexpected encounter with the former prisoner whom he had rescued from drowning in a flooded prison tract at the beginning of the film.
Over the years, it had become a refuge for artists and others, offering cheap rent for those priced out of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
4. FAVORITE ACTIVITY, CHEAP: Canoeing in the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge You can't just drive by a place with a name as great as this one's.
Many consumers take refuge in Argentina or Chile, not indefensible choices, or cheap imitation Napa cabs, no excuses for that.
The rise was fueled by gentrification downtown and in Venice, where cheap hotel rooms, motels and single-room apartments — once the last refuge of the poor — are being eliminated.
SOME like it because it's chic a refuge from all-white -- and others because it's cheap.
Behind the cordon, you could see a row of cheap ethnic restaurants: Indian, West Indian, Chinese, Mexican, not to mention Candy World, a taste treat refuge of universal appeal.
The facility provides visitors with a refuge from the traffic-ridden streets of the sprawling capital, Bamako, filled with cheap motorbikes imported from Indonesia, and where pavements and roadsides are brimming with small traders.
