Sentence examples for haven above from inspiring English sources
More than a distributor of books, Mr. Whitman saw himself as patron of a literary haven, above all in the lean years after World War II, and the heir to Sylvia Beach, the founder of the original Shakespeare & Company, the celebrated haunt of Hemingway and James Joyce.
The terrace at Goldbrick House, which opened last summer, is a tropical haven above busy Park Street and the place where discerning Bristolians flock to sip champagne and cocktails and stare squiffy-eyed into views of the Mendip Hills and Totterdown.
"The issue is whether government officials who come to the United States and seek safe haven are above the law," said Pamela Merchant, the center's executive director.
One popular tactic is to grant patents or intellectual property rights to a subsidiary located in a tax haven, and then pay above-market royalties to that subsidiary, thus shifting profits from a high-tax jurisdiction to a low one.
Photographs of Bill and Chelsea Clinton, with frizzy hair and jean shorts, on their first visit to the Bunch of Grapes Bookstore in Vineyard Haven still hang above the steps leading to the shop's second floor.
That night we stayed in a new hotel, The Haven, which sits directly above one of the rapids we ran.
This botanical garden in the sky is a haven for wildlife, far above the din of humanity, complete with rich pastures and rainwater ponds.
Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe beach, Tobago Blue Haven Hotel Built just above what is taken to be the beach that Defoe described as the spot where Robinson Crusoe was stranded, the Blue Haven has attracted an arty, starry crowd - everyone from the Queen to The Beatles has stayed here - since the 1940s.
We followed the Nikka Chhu river to our final camp, which was a grassy haven for the horses perched above the river.
Skip to next paragraph Francis Rosselli The New Haven pizza chef Frank Pepe, shown above in the 1930's, put white clams on his pizza because of an allergy to tomatoes and cheese.
Lock Haven is at 561 feet above sea level near the confluence of Bald Eagle Creek and the West Branch Susquehanna River in north-central Pennsylvania.
