Page A9 HINTS ON QADDAFI'S LOCATION Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the fugitive former Libyan leader toppled from power a month ago, has likely taken refuge with sympathetic nomadic tribesmen who have fought for him, an official of the new Libyan government said.
During the siege of Paris in 1590, in which Roman Catholics successfully defended the city against forces loyal to the Protestant Henry IV, Le Jeune escaped and likely took refuge at La Rochelle, where his Dodecacorde, a volume of 12 psalm settings, was subsequently published (1598).
During those times, they likely took refuge in resource-abundant areas such as southern Canada, and spread out across the Arctic again during warmer times, Willerslev says.
I'm not taking refuge in nuances.
Everyone taking refuge at the school has chipped in.
They're taking refuge in shelters.
She survived by taking refuge at a shelter.
TRIPOLI, Libya — Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the fugitive former Libyan leader toppled from power a month ago, is likely to have taken refuge near the Algerian border under the protection of sympathetic nomadic tribesmen who have fought for him, an official of the new Libyan government said Wednesday.
Above that temperature, studies showed animals would take refuge in tree hollows, and were less likely to survive the clearing.
His experience of living in Oklahoma's "Tornado Alley", he said, had likely saved his life: when the wind seemed to die down suddenly, he knew danger was imminent, and took refuge in a stable.
