Sentence examples for safe refuges from inspiring English sources

The Oslo Accords signed by Israeli and Palestinian negotiators in 1994 even made two villages — one in Gaza, one in the West Bank — safe refuges for about 1,500 Bedouins suspected of spying.

Its 1,000 acres are scattered across numerous islands, featuring historic and cultural sites as well as critical wildlife habitat that provide breeding grounds for birds and safe refuges for everything from harbor seal pups to rare plants.

Football offers a far from safe refuge.

Rai has not denied his claim.But is the theatre any longer a safe refuge?

A properly cared for place, with an attendant, can be a safe refuge for all sorts.

Britain had escaped the barbarian invasions of the 3rd century and may have seemed a safe refuge for wealthy continentals.

Fighting proved he wasn't weak and provided him the safe refuge of the tough league stereotype.

I learned that there is a safe refuge for women in this neighborhood, and the men here are telling me to head there before it gets too late.

Las Posadas commemorates the journey that Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge where Mary could give birth to the baby Jesus.

It is thought that fish mistake the shaded area for a safe refuge; another interpretation is that the canopy aids the bird's vision by reducing surface reflections.

But the cost of its neutrality was steep, particularly for Jews and Gypsies, who were denied a safe refuge from Hitler's gas chambers.