Sentence examples for old refuge from inspiring English sources

Kathryn McClafferty, South Tyneside's Women's Aid scheme manager, remembers the old refuge where she worked for 15 years: "I wonder now how I put up with the chaos".

Even neighbourhood bars, the old refuge of introspective loners, now have huge TV screens alternating between sports and chatter to divert them from their thoughts.

Stay in the old refuge dortoir, in a yurt or even in the haybarn and spend the day exploring surrounding trails before returning to play boules or help out with the farm animals.

With supported aftercare, 80% of the women, who stay on average between four and six months, go on to make a fresh start and never return - a complete reversal of the situation in the old refuge.

The city is compensating the neighborhood for the loss of that old refuge, which was well shaded and heavily used, with a patchwork of new parkland, some of it more than a mile away and some of it on top of a parking garage.

After a couple of non-stop top-to-bottoms either side of a glühwein in the old refuge at the top, I have ticked the Patscherkofel's box, so I perform a quick costume change: off with the boots, on with the loafers for a bus ride to the city centre, lunch in a beer cellar and an afternoon sightseeing tour.

While their language may differ, they share a fundamental view that the age-old refuge of gold is relevant again, especially as other assets like stocks and national currencies show signs of weakness.

Formerly the Bangkok Nursing Home, it is a century-old refuge for foreign residents that is overhauling its image with the help of a celebrity plastic surgery and sex-change doctor who was lured from Bumrungrad.

A sliver of nature on a north-south flyway for migrating birds, the 16-year-old refuge has become a stopover point for endangered whooping cranes and a breeding site for threatened bald eagles.

Just two small populations, in the state's oldest refuges, are thriving, many manatee biologists say.

The commissioner was referring to the old runners' refuge on Randalls Island, the unlamented Downing Stadium -- torn down in 2002 -- where he once ran as a sprinter in his student days at Horace Mann.