Sentence examples for make sanctuary from inspiring English sources

"The network idea is that each church and synagogue sets aside a room to make sanctuary possible," Jim Rigby, Pastor of St. Andrew's, said.

A drop of almost 200,000 viewers from the previous episode, "Hero", "Pavor Nocturnus" was viewed by 1.420 million Americans, making Sanctuary the sixth most seen series from Syfy the week it aired, and was the second highest viewing the day it aired, behind Stargate Universe.

Bali's plight makes sanctuaries like the Amandari all too exclusive: during our stay only eight of the resort's 30 thatched-roof suites were occupied, largely by Japanese tourists.

That fight, which has recently included American airstrikes in the lawless tribal areas where the Taliban and Al Qaeda have made sanctuaries, has become widely unpopular, particularly in the last few months as a surge in suicide bombings here has been viewed as retaliation for the American attacks.

A serious work, despite Faulkner's unfortunate declaration that it was written merely to make money, Sanctuary was actually completed prior to As I Lay Dying and published, in February 1931, only after Faulkner had gone to the trouble and expense of restructuring and partly rewriting it though without moderating the violence at proof stage.

In "Pavor Nocturnus", the crew had to make the Sanctuary set ruined in a post-apocalyptic state.

Guns, he said, are exactly what would make schools sanctuaries because they would be safe from the bad guys.

He has the power to make the sanctuaries absolute no-fishing, no-mining zones — the best option.

On Sundays, the church, on West 44th Street, holds services; the rest of the week, it makes its sanctuary -- also known as the Lamb's Theater -- available for plays and performances.

There is no set definition of what makes a sanctuary city different cities have instituted their own immigrant-friendly laws and guidelines but the Administration was trying to compel local officials to do more to help federal immigration agents.

The island is home to Stone Harbor and Avalon as well as a bird sanctuary and the Wetlands Institute, a conservation organization that held outdoor seminars for the public called "Thursday Evenings With the Egrets" in the years the birds made the sanctuary their home.