Sentence examples for lost haven from inspiring English sources
In preparation for The Battlers (1941), about migrant workers, Tennant traveled for months with the unemployed along the roads of Australia, and several years later she lived in a fishing village for a while and worked as a boat builder before publishing Lost Haven (1946), a story of wartime shipbuilders.
We may have lost our haven, but now, everywhere else, it's OK to be gay.
They've lost safe havens in Pakistan.
Tibetans lose a haven in Nepal under Chinese pressure.
In the video above, HuffPost Live's Ricky Camilleri visits 5 Pointz and talks with a few regulars about losing their haven for artistic expression.
— James Albis '16 M.E.M. "East Haven lost 40 homes in that storm," Albis says.
Geese, oystercatchers, spoonbills, pelicans and flamingoes would lose their havens if the flats disappeared.
It has been eight years since the Taliban was driven from power and a number of terrorist groups, most prominently Al Qaeda, lost their safe havens.
No one is sure quite how much revenue is lost to tax havens and complex avoidance schemes because invisible money is hard to count.
A world where the dollar cannot garner support from risk aversion is by definition a world where the dollar has lost its safe-haven status.He also notes a change in the relationship between the dollar and Treasury bond yields.
If impossible debts are incurred and a few hands are greased along the way by players' agents, with money getting lost in tax havens and private companies, so be it.
