Sentence examples for clandestine refuge from inspiring English sources
It's tempting to think of him in some clandestine refuge, a physical counterpart to those sanctuaries his songs were always fashioning: You can almost hear the things I'm thinking; You can almost see my heart take flight.
The British erroneously considered the island a weak link in the Spanish chain of imperial defenses, because it had been a refuge for runaway slaves and a focus of clandestine trade and buccaneering operations.
Not exactly clandestine conduct".
"Firstly because it was clandestine.
Sounds clandestine to be sure.
He was compulsively clandestine.
His clandestine life began.
But underground restaurants seem to be among the most popular among the clandestine offerings, and though they are not new in Barcelona, or many other cities around the world, their purveyors say they are providing a needed refuge in a country with 25 percent unemployment where even Michelin-starred restaurants have been forced to close under economic pressure.
