'in haven' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a secure, peaceful, or protected place. For example, "I felt safe and relaxed in haven after the long journey."
A woman in "Haven" is more passive-aggressive than just plain passive.
The bureau's investigation showed that the problems at Whitechapel exacerbated the long-term decline in haven attendance.
That's what I am counting on," says Tim. Living in Haven House has been hard on Cummins' family.
In "Haven," there's a very obvious "ideal wife," almost a caricature, urged by women's magazines when I was young.
Even the aunt in "Haven" pays a price for a seemingly minor rebellion against her husband's dictatorship.
Four years later, she tasted major recognition with breakout roles in Haven, The Terminal and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
The classes take place in a simple shipping container – one of three such drop-in havens in Benin supported by UNICEF.
Further, there was no preliminary payment in Havens.
Australia is making it harder to obtain credits for tax paid in havens.
3. The agreement in Havens was not final until approved by the District Court, 455 U.S. at 370-371.
When testing total worldwide investment out of financial accounts in havens post-FATCA, we find a decline of $56.6-$56.6-$78.0 billion
